New South Wales
steel engraved map with original outline colouring; overall 27 x 35,5 cm; centrefold as issued; some light staining; o /w vg cond. A very attractive map of New South Wales, showing the gold deposits. With decorative scroll border and small vignettes. From The Universal pronouncing Dictionary, by Thomas Wright, published by The London Printing and Publishing Company, London and New York, c1848, with maps by J. and F. Tallis, engraved by J. Rapkin. Full title: The Universal Pronouncing Dictionary, and General Expositor of the English Language : Being a Complete Literary, Classical Scientific, Biographical, Geographical, and Technological Standard; Embodying, in a Condensed and Common-Sense Form, the Signification of all the Terms used in the Langauge, the Derivation of Each Word and Familiar Explanations of the Manner in which it is Pronounced. Compiled by Competent Persons in the Different Branches of Literature and Science, under the direction of Thomas Wright, Esq., M.A., F.S.A., &c. Embellished with Portraits of Celebrated Persons, Views of Places, and a Series of Beautifully Engraved Maps; forming a Complete Atlas of the World.
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Bundling; its Origin, Progress and Decline in America.
8vo; green cloth binding; 139pp; some wear and tear; some small paperloss on p13; o/w vg cond. A very interesting and rare treatise on an old tradition, known as bundling which originally is the practice of sleeping fully dressed with another person, with a board of wood in between them as part of courtship. It is said to have originated in the Netherlands and British Isles but also became in common in colonial America, especially in Pennsylvania Dutch Country, and is still associated with the Amish as a form of courtship. However, in the 18th century in America, travellers occasionally were permitted to bundle with locals, ie renting half a bed for an extra fee. Carte des Royaumes dEspagne et de Portugal .
steel engraved, outlined coloured folding map; overall 80 x 104 cm; folds down to 23 x 13 xm; 36 sections on cloth; map: some wear and tear; some soiling; blind stamp within image; some foxing on verso; label on verso; o/w vg cond. brown marbled slip case; wear and tear; loss of paper; fair cond. A very rare and detailed folding map of Spain and Portugal; showing road network, cities, towns, post routes etc. With inset of Plan de la Baie de Cadix. The map was published for the Depot General de la Guerre to serve as intelligence for the operations of the French army. Geographicas Map No. 2. Palestine/ Palestine
colourprinted folding map; overall 62 x 41 cm, folds down to 17 x 12 cm. folds as issued; some discolouration; some tears in crossfolds; a large stain lower margin, extending beyond the neatline; o/v g cond; bluish papre cover with wear and tear, frayed edges and some tears; fair cond. A very detailed map of modern Palestine, with an inset of the Near-East. Previous owners name on verso of map. England & Wales + Kent + Essex + Surrey + Sussex + Berkshire + Scotland
A collection of seven folding maps; copper engraved; original outline colouring; pasted on cloth; folds as issued; fold down to 17 x 15 cm; annotation on each verso; all cut to neatline; o/w vg cond. in custom made slipcase in shape of a book: 19 x 16 x 4 cm. brown leather with red marbled paper; gold impressed title; some wear and tear; o/w g cond. NB Middlesex is missing but replaced with Scotland. 6 maps by Emannuel Bowen, c1760: Essex (53 x 72 cm); Surrey (53 x 72 cm); Sussex (51 x 70 cm); Kent (52 x 71 cm); Berkshire (54 x 70,5 cm); Scotland (59 x 54 cm). 1 map by Thomas Kitchin, c1769: England & Wales (60 x 52 cm) Map of Armenia and Adjacent Countries
colour printed lithographed folding map; overall 60 x 102 cm, folds down to 20 x 12,5 cm; 24 sections on cloth; map: some slight wear and tear; large stain on verso, not affecting front; 1 three cm split in one of the marginal folds; o/w vg cond. A very detailed map of Armenia, published by Edward Stanford, covering Armenia, Azerbaydzhan, southern Georgia, and northeastern Turkey. The Russian areas are based upon the Russian Official Survey (. . .); the Turkish area upon Mr. Lynchs Surveys and Notes, the map of the Turco-Persian Frontier and by Russian and English Officers in 1849-55, and much new material hitherto unpublished. Mexico with Index/ Mexico and Central America
colourprinted folding map; overall 53 x 64 cm, folds down to 17 x 9 cm. folds as issued; some discolouration; some wear and tear; some creases; some minor marginal tears not affecting the image; some small tears in crossfolds; o/w g cond. blue cloth binding with index; wear and tear; some staining and soiling; o/w fair cond. A very attractive and very detailed map of Mexico and Central America, with parts of Southern America. With inset if Isthmus of Panama. Victoria or Port Phillip
steel engraved map with original outline colouring; overall 27 x 35,5 cm; centrefold as issued; some wear and tear and foxing/ staining; slightly cropped top margin; o /w g cond. A very attractive map of Victoria or Port Philip, showing the gold deposits.With decorative scroll border and small vignettes. From The Universal pronouncing Dictionary, by Thomas Wright, published by The London Printing and Publishing Company, London and New York, c1848, with maps by J. and F. Tallis, engraved by J. Rapkin. Full title: The Universal Pronouncing Dictionary, and General Expositor of the English Language : Being a Complete Literary, Classical Scientific, Biographical, Geographical, and Technological Standard; Embodying, in a Condensed and Common-Sense Form, the Signification of all the Terms used in the Langauge, the Derivation of Each Word and Familiar Explanations of the Manner in which it is Pronounced. Compiled by Competent Persons in the Different Branches of Literature and Science, under the direction of Thomas Wright, Esq., M.A., F.S.A., &c. Embellished with Portraits of Celebrated Persons, Views of Places, and a Series of Beautifully Engraved Maps; forming a Complete Atlas of the World. Noveau Plan de Londres. 1851
steel engraved map with some original hand-colouring; folding map; overall 52 x 69 cm; folds as issued; some staining and soiling; marginal tears; tears in crossfolds; 1 board of cover missing; marbled backboard; o/w g cond. A very rare plan of London printed in Paris for the Great Exhibition in London in 1851. From Regents Canal to Vauxhall Bridge, and Hyde Park to London Dock. With a street index running along the side panels and the lower part of the map. Within the map, section are allocated by the letters of the alphabet, running from top to bottom. I have to admit, it is not the easiest of street maps to read ! Stanfords Map of China and Japan with the adjacent parts of The Rusian Repubcs., India, Burma &c.
colour printed folding map; overall 67 x 102 cm; folds down to 16 x 11 cm; 36 segments on cloth; map: some wear and tear; some light soiling; some waterstain on verso not affecting front; o/w vg cond. blueish-green cloth cover; some staining, wear and tear, printed label with some paperloss; o/w fair cond. A very detailed map of the Chinese Republic, Corea, JApan, Formosa, British India, Burma, part of the Philippines and Siberia. Map of China prepared for the China Inland Mission 1899.
colour lithographed folding map with outline colour; overall 95 x 110 cm; folds down to 32 x 27 cm. 12 sections of cloth. Map: folds as issued; some wear and tear; paper lifting off in folds; some small paper losses within the image; pin holes in corners; stains on verso on cloth; remnants of paper where the map was attached to the cover; o/w g cond. blueish-green cloth cover; wear and tear, some staining; gold printed title; information sheet on inside; wormhole; o/w fair cond. A huge and very detailed map of China, Corea and Formosa which is regarded as one of the finest general maps of China, produced at the fin-de-siecle. This map is part of a map sequence for the China Inland Mission (CIM), published by Edward Stanford, and the first issue to be based upon the revolutionary cartography of the Russian sinologist Emil Bretschneider, labelling the locations of all the Protestant missions, while interestingly delineating the historical travel routes of the various missionary-explorers who were often the first Westerners to visit many parts of the country s interior. There s a pencil written annotation on the verso, alluding the ownership to Rev.G.W.Hinman , who was a Protestant missionary. San Diego, California
Unique Media Inc. colour printed map on laminated paper; 46 x 61 cm. folds as issued; some slight wear and tear; 1 soft crease; o/w vg cond. A very detailed townplan of San Diego in birds-eye perspective, from Palomar Observatory and Mt. Laguna to Point Loma, and from Carlsbad to Brownfield Airstation and the Mexican border. Major points of interests and important buildings are shown in 3D perspective. With comprehensive explanations on verso.- $352
- $352
Official Map Chicago Zoological Park, Brookfield nr Riverside.
Graham, Ralph colour printed folding map; overall 36 x 48 cm. folds as issued, with additional folds; some marginal tears, 1 going into image; some tears in crossfolds, one with minor paperloss; some slight browning and staining; o/w g cond. A very charming map of Brookfield Zoo aka the Chicago Zoological Park, situated in the suburb of Brookfield, nr Chicago. The map shows the areas of the various animals, amenities like refreshments, restaurants, shops, power house, admin building, car parking . The zoo was one of the first to introduce ditches and moats instead of cages to separate animal enclosures. In 1919, Edith Rockefeller McCormick donated land which she had received as a wedding gift from her father to be developed as a zoological garden. During the Great Depression the development was slowed down but in 1931, work was continued and the zoo opened in 1934. The zoo remains one of the most visited attractions in Chicago.- $160
- $160
A Generall Mapp of South Wales wherein are the countyes of Glamorgan; Carmarden; Pembroke; Cardigan; Brecknock Radnor
Blome, Richard Copper engraved map; plate 35 x 46 cm. folds as issued; nice wide margins; exc. cond. A very attractive map of South Wales by Robert Blome from Britannia .- $448
- $448
Grand Circuit des Capitales .offert par le Chocolat Menier
Jan-Loup aka Jannot colour printed map, separately published; folds as issued; some tiny holes in cross folds; o/e exc. cond. A most stunning promotional map of the World published for the French chocolate company Menier, centred on the Pacific and outlining a route across the globe, starting and finishing in Paris. Below the map is a table to stick on 120 coupons which could be found in selected bars of chocolate. Once completed and having solved three enigme along the route, one was supposed to sent off the completed table to Menier, resulting in most maps missing the lower part. This fine example has the table still intact. Jannot aka Jan-Loup was an artist and illustrator a French magazine from the 1950s to the early 1960s, and he also designed scarves for the fashion house Hérmes. The Menier Chocolate company was founded by Jean Antoine Brutus Menier in 1816. Though not trained as a pharmacist, he sold a variety of different powders for medicinal purposes and used chocolate as an ingredient to make the medicine more palatable. In 1836, Menier was the first company to introduce blocks of chocolate, covered in greenish-yellow wrapper which became iconic for the brand. And in 1893, the company started a poster advertising campaign, created by Firmin Bouisset, showing a little girl writing the name Chocolat Menier on a wall with a piece of chocolate. The company is still going strong though the Menier family withdrew from management in 1959.- $512
- $512
Pocket County Maps
Hall, Sidney Original cardboard box with steel engraved folding maps with original outline colouring; on cloth; folding down to 10 x 9 cm. maps: some slight wear and tear; o/w vg cond. Box slightly damaged. 40 county maps plus England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. Missing Devon and Warwickshire (binding present) but England map added. From A Topographical Dictionary of Great Britain and Ireland, compiled from local information, and the most recent and official authorities. Sold as collection- $544
- $544
Manhattan!!
Graham, Tony (1933 1992) colour printed map poster; map size 80 x 63 cm; damage from glue used for framing in ll four corners but affecting image only in one; o/w vg cond. Tony Grahams most iconic image! In the border around the image are various sites one is invited to find, collecting points on the way. A fun way to explore this map! The Twin Towers are visible. Graham was an American graphic artist, best known for his drawings and prints of New York City.- $384
- $384
Treasure Hunter Map of the Bahamas
Kelly, Joanne colour printed map; overall 45 x 53 cm. some marginal and verso discolouration from previous framing; some light creasing of top margin; o/w vg cond. A most intriguing rare treasure map of the Bahamas: the map is surrounded by various scenes from the adventurous life of a pirate with little vignettes and explanations of fire arms, antique bottles etc. There are keys noting 23 wrecks, 8 Indian Remains and 3 buried treasures.- $640
- $640
The United States of America
Taylor, Ruth colour printed map; map size 29,5 x 21 cm. 2 brown stains into image; text not relating to map on verso; o/w vg cond. This highly decorative pictorial map is by Ruth Taylor from the atlas Our USA A Gay Geography, published in 1935, with text by Frank Taylor. The map shows the USA and is decorated with small caricatures of local people as well as ships, fish and the obligatory sea monster.- $224
- $224
Panoramic and Monumental Map of Havana
Mirabal, Rogelio L. folding map; overall 39 x 54 cm. folds as issued as well as additional folds; some wear and tear; o/w vg cond. A detailed map of Havana in birds-eye perspective by Rogelio L. Mirabal, showing the important buildings and sites, surrounded by advertisements. On verso, a key relating to numbers on recto, a Map of Marianao by Mirabal, a map of Cuba highlightening roads and highways as well as table with distances.- $320
- $320
Receipts and Relishes being a Vade Mecum for the Epicure in the British Isles.
Darwin, Bernard colour printed maps; small 4to; some discolouration; spotting; some splitting at lower part of the book; dustjacket some wear and tear and loss of paper; o/w vg cond. very decorative title page. 72 pp. 19 maps, mostly double paged, back-to-back. A most charming book sharing traditional dishes across the United Kingdom and how to make them, illustrated by humourous pictorial maps, published for Whitbread & Co. 1st edition.- $128
- $128
