Group of 18th / 19th century maps and engravings, including: Double sheet "Nova Famigerabilis insulae ad ducatus Rugiae descriptio", text in Latin to reverse headed "Rugia". From Mercator-Hondius Atlas ?1613, Ditto "Italia Gallica sive Giallia Cisalpina.. Petrus Coerius coelavit", text in Latin to reverse headed "Italia Gallica" From Ortelius 'Theatrum Orbis Terrarum' ?1624, "An accurate map of Radnorshire", Thomas Kitchin. From the 'Large English Atlas' 1749-55, "An accurate map of Brecknockshire", Printed for Carington Bowles, Robert Wilkinson & Robert Sayer. 18th century, "Prospectus ab Aedibus Flanginorum usque ad Bembos" (Grand Canal & Palazzo Flangini). Antonio Visentini, from 'Urbis Venetiarum Prospectus Celebriores', 1735, "Vue generale prise de la cote de Bonsecours, Rouen". Dantaud pinx & lith, imp. Auguste Bry a Paris. 19th century, Portrait of Rev. Samuel Parr. A. Chisholm del, printed C. Hullmandel, "A view of Coombank nr Sevenoaks in Kent, the seat of the Hon. Liet. Gen. Campbell. N.Woolett del. & sculpt. 'Twelve Views of Gentlemen's Seats & Gardens', c. 1770s, Nine images on a single sheet, "Blaise Hamlet", drawn on stone by R. Pocock, pub. Geo Davey Bristol. 19th century, "The Upper Fountain of Siloam". David Roberts, pub. G. Moon, Threadneedle St, 1 July 1841. From "The Holy Land" (10)
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CAMDEN, William: Remaines Concerning Britaine: Their Languages, Names, Surnames, Allusions, Anagrammes, Armories, Monies, Empreses, Apparrell, Artillarie, Wise Speeches, Proverbs, Poesies, Epitaphs. L, Printed by Thomas Harper for John Waterson, 1637. PP: (vi), 420, (2). Cont. full calf and later spine with gilt lettered label; Kirby, John: The Suffolk Traveller; or, a Journey through Suffolk… Ipswich, printed by john Bagnall, 1735, 1st. Edn. PP: (iv), 206, (i) Errata. Cont. full calf; little rubbed; Cantabrigia Depicta, A Concise & Accurate Description of the University & Town of Cambridge, and its Environs.. Cambridge, Printed by J. Archeacon for T. & J. Merrill, and J. Woodyer, 1776. Complete with a folding plan plus 10 engraved plates. PP: (ii), 117, (iii) Index, etc. Cont. leather backed boards, rubbed; GAME MAP: Walker's Tour through England and Wales, a New Pastime. W & T Darton, 1809. Linen backed, Hand-coloured & folding map with the instructions to the sides; Penderel-Brodhurst, James: A Guide to Boscobel and Whiteladies. Wolverhampton, John Steen, 1877. Bound with the original covers together with a modern guide (1965), with tipped-in illustrations and cuttings. Recent leather backed marbled boards; The History of the Hermit of Hertfordshire, Containing a Full Account of his Singular Mode of Life During Twenty Five Years of Seclusion From Society. Hitchin, Paternoster & Hales, 1894. 34pp. Recent 1/4 leather over marbled boards (6)
Multatuli, Harry van Kruiningen (1906-1996): Twee en twintig etsen bij minnebrieven van een Franc-tireur. Tweeëntwintig genummerde mappen met twee pagina's tekst, in elke map een dito genummerde ets. Enkele etsen ongenummerd. Het geheel is bijeengebracht in een linnen portfolio. Zonder titelblad, als uitgegeven. Oplage 20 stuks.Alle etsen linksonder gesigneerd in potlood HvKruiningen en rechtsonder genummerd 11/20, behalve ets 9: deze gesigneerd in potlood HvKruiningen en gesigneerd VII/XXRef. Jurgens, 564; 566; 568; 570; 572; 574; 576; 578; 580; 582; 584; 586; 588; 590; 593; 595; 597; 599; 602; 604; 606 en 608. Conditie: Algemeen goed, het portfolio met kleine sporen van gebruik. Afmetingen: Bladen: 45x34 cm, in portfolio 48x38 cm.
Map met drieëntwintig losse bladen, afgedrukt in facsimile van het handschrift van de auteur in een oplage van 250 exemplaren, genummerd 167. Gesigneerd door auteur Simon Carmiggelt en illustrator William Kuik. Uitgave Galerie Petit, Amsterdam 1975. Conditie: Mapje verkleurd en gekreukt. Afmetingen: 20 x 26,5 cm
Nine 19th and 20th century prints - including a 19th century hand coloured engraved map of Gloucestershire, titled 'Glocester Sh.', 24.25 x 19.1cm, grey and gilt frame; a pair of hand coloured bookplate engravings after A. Cooper, 'Fox Breaking Cover' and 'Spaniel and Pheasant'; a limited edition signed and numbered colour print of a fox and terrier after Mick Cawston; a reproduction tinted print of 'Cheltenham General Hospital' after D. J. Humphries; and four others.
TAIWAN. Republic, 1949-date. Silver 5 Jiao, 38 (1949). This was the only silver coin the Taiwanese government made.Obv: 年八十三國民華中, Bust of Sun Yat-sen left. Rev: a map of Taiwan separating denomination. Edge milled.Reference: Y-532; L&M-330; Schon-2.Diameter: 24 mm.Weight: 4.96 g.Composition: 720/1000 Silver.PLEASE NOTE: A 22.50% buyer's premium will be charged separately. VAT on the buyer's premium may apply in accordance with UK regulations. Additional 6% fee charged on the Saleroom. Payment can be made in EUR, CHF, or USD for an exchange fee. Please contact us to find out more.
WADSWORTH (EDWARD), Illustrator, WINDELER (Bernard)Introduction: 'Sailing Ships and Barges of the Western Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas'17 coloured copper plate engravings, map and glossary, Etchells and Macdonald London 1926.Zanders hand-made paper, Curwen Press 203/.450, orange cloth with ivory back.310 x 200mm, binding folded with stains (1)
ASHMOLE (ELIAS) The Antiquities of Berkshire 3 vols. E. Curll, Fleet Street, London 1719 with folding map of Berkshire with view off ‘y south side of Windsor Castle’ by W. Hollar 1666 and frontispiece portrait of Elias Ashmole Vol III with folding geneologies and Roman oil lamp print for ‘Societas Londini Rei Antiquariae Studiosa 1718’ b/p for William Gery of Bushmead small 4to full calf bumped and rubbed (3)
IRISH HISTORY:-HAY (Edward). History of the Insurrection of the County of Wexford. A. D. 1798, Stockdale Dublin 1803 with folding map, with dedication by the author to Viscount Clifden, small 4to full calf, loose. Plus, The Picture of Dublin…. 3rd Ed. 10 plates, lacks map, small format, plus 5 associated all in used condition (7)
BRYANT (ANDREW) 'Map of the County of Oxford from actual survey ...in the year 1823' inscribed by permission of the Rt. Hon.The Earl of Macclesfield, Lord Lieutenant...'Well coloured on two folding canvas backed sheets with Ecclesiastical Divisions, Explanation, Scale of Miles and engraved view of Christ Church College.Each sheet approximately 970 x 1500mm in original full calf box with marbled edges with b/p for Henry Brouncker Esq. Boveridge. Maps in good condition, box much scratched etc (1+)
TROIL (UNO VON) 'Letters on Iceland......' 2nd Edition Robson, Richards and Conant London 1780 with frontispiece engraving of a GEYSER and folding map. 8vo, full tree calf with red label plus. GELL (Sir William) 'Narrative of a Journey in the Morea' Longman et al, London 1823 with engraved frontispiece Monastry of Megaspelia plus 8 plates as by Directions to the Binder, 8vo. full tooled calf, foxing throughout, owners sigs etc. (2)
SKELTON (Joseph) 'OXONIA ANTIQUA RESTAURATA' printed by S & J Collingwood and published by J. Skelton, Magdalene Bridge 1823: 2 vols Folio. Vol. 1- Plates1 (Agas's Map of Oxford) plates 2-25 not engraved as per list, plates 26-89 (not as per index). Vol II plates 90 - 158. Rebound 1/2 calf with gilt title, some foxing throughout (2)
PLOT (Robert), 'The Natural History of Oxford-shire being an Essay towards the Natural History of England',2nd Ed. printed by Leon Lichfield for Charles Brome and John Nicholson, London 1705, with folding map and16 plates. b/p for Thomas Percival Esquire, owners srg, pencil notes, full-tooled calf, 4to. (330 x 220mm)
THORESBY (Ralph)) Vicaria Leodiensis or the History of the Church in Leedes in Yorkshire' JOSEPH SMITH London 1724 1st Ed (/) 2 maps and 3 plates 8vo plus GENT (Thomas) The Ancient and Modern History of the Famous City of York... Thomas Hammond printer, London 1730 with folding map and plate, small 8vo full calf, both with splits and bumps b/p (2)
GILPIN (WILLIAM) Remarks on Forest Scenery and other Woodland Views…. illustrated by the scenes of New Forest in Hampshire, 3 books in 2 vols, 1st Ed (?). Blamire London, 1791 with plates and map, full calf with red labels, plus Warner (The Revd. Richard) A Tour through the Northern Counties of England and Borders of Scotland, 2 vols.. London 1802 with engraved frontispiece and vignette, 8 vo, full calf; splits and losses (4)
Jules DE BRUYCKER (1870-1945), bound folder L'Eglise St Nicolas Gand with 10 original etchings and 20 reproductions, 1938, numbered 249 of 270 copies and with the etching L'aquafortiste from 1925, signed, titled and dated, leather cover with relief print J. DE BRUYCKERJules DE BRUYCKER (1870-1945), ingebonden map L'Eglise St Nicolas Gand met 10 originele etsen en 20 reproducties, 1938, genummerd 249 op 270 exemplaren en met de ets L'aquafortiste van 1925, getekend, getiteld en gedateerd, lederen kaft met reliëf opdruk J. DE BRUYCKER50 x 40 cm
Jules DE BRUYCKER (1870-1945), folder with etchings 'Sites et Visions de Gand' (1932), 22 original etchings, numbered letter G and signed in pencil, with dedication from Jules De Bruycker to his doctor and friend J. VernieuweJules DE BRUYCKER (1870-1945), map met etsen 'Sites et Visions de Gand’ (1932), 22 originele etsen, genummerd letter G en getekend in potlood, met dedicatie van Jules De Bruycker aan zijn dokter en vriend J. Vernieuwe
Collection of four maps, comprising: map of Surrey by J & C Walker, hand-coloured print, 33 x 40m, Map Showing The Distribution of Population of The British Islands, by Virtue & Co, London, colour print, 32 x 24.5cm, Devonshire by John Cary, colour print, 20 x 25cm, map of Hampshire, hand-coloured print, 20 x 26cm and an illustration of Farnham with information on the town, framed as one, 48 x 33cm overall (5)
A collection of 20th century prints including a printed map of England 48.5cm x 60cm, a printed map of Ireland 51cm x 62cm, a printed map of Scotland 51cm x 62cm, a printed map of the American continent 64cm x 52cm, a printed map of South American continent 62cm x 70cm, also five prints relation to Kingston Upon Hull largest 62.5cm x 30cm. (10).
Melchor Pérez Holguín (Cochabamba, Bolivia, 1660 - Potosí, 1732)"The First Journey of Saint James the Greater to Hispania"Oil on canvas.99 x 124 cm. Beautiful painting of great historical and religious relevance, as it shows the first of James' journeys to Hispania, which left a lasting legacy in the region. This trip took place in the first century A.D. According to tradition, James was sent to Spain as one of Jesus' apostles to spread Christianity in the region. After the death of Christ, a passionate and impetuous James was part of the initial group of the early church in Jerusalem. In his evangelizing work he was awarded, according to medieval traditions, the Spanish peninsular territory, specifically the northwestern region, then known as Gallaecia. Some theories suggest that the current patron saint of Spain arrived in the northern lands via the uninhabited coast of Portugal. Others, however, trace his way through the Ebro valley and the Cantabrian Roman road. There are even those who claim that Santiago reached the peninsula by the current Cartagena, from where he started his journey to the western corner of the map.During his stay, it is believed that he performed numerous miracles and converted many people to Christianity.This journey of Santiago was of great importance for the history of Christianity in the Iberian Peninsula. His presence contributed to the expansion of Christianity in the region and laid the foundations for the subsequent evangelization of the peninsula.We say that this was James' first trip to Spain, since the second occurred centuries after his death. According to tradition, after his death in Jerusalem, his remains were taken to Hispania by his disciples. It is believed that they were buried in a place that would later become the city of Santiago de Compostela. That transfer of remains had a great impact on the region. His tomb became an important place of pilgrimage and attracted thousands of the faithful from all over Europe. The Camino de Santiago, a pilgrimage route that runs throughout the Iberian Peninsula, developed around his tomb and became one of the most important pilgrimage routes in the world.In an idyllic landscape, with rich and abundant vegetation, we can contemplate a pilgrimage path that circles the river -perhaps the Ebro River-, with a bridge crossing it. The pilgrims have serene faces, full of devotion, kindness and smiles, marked by the joy of the moment. They travel on horseback and on foot, and there is a group resting above, contemplating the temple they are approaching, surrounded by cypress trees. One stands out, James, also known in Spain as Santiago, mounted on an imposing black and white horse, the only one who, with his deep and penetrating gaze, looks directly at the viewer. The Saint stops or is stopped by another pilgrim, who rides his donkey, and both experience a spiritual and deep encounter, reflected in their faces and gestures. Their expressions are serene, with their hands intertwined. The one on the donkey kisses the hand of the saint with reverence and devotion, aware of the spiritual power of this miraculous encounter. Both the Apostle and he have their hats removed, as a sign of respect, humility and spiritual reverence.James' journey to Galicia symbolizes the spiritual connection between East and West, becoming a cultural and religious bridge that would mark the history of Spain. As for the artist, we believe this canvas was painted by Melchor Pérez Holguín, one of the most important painters of the colonial mestizo baroque, of what was called the Potosí School, which developed in the years 1700 - 1790. Tenebrism and the influence of Zurbarán were characteristic. Holguin’s work is dominated by the many commissions carried out for the Franciscans and the Dominicans.As Suzanne L. Stratton-Pruitt indicates, despite the fact that Holguín of course knew the Cuzcan art that was widespread and stylistically of great influence in Upper Peru, his work was very personal, and is somewhat removed from that style, although it adopts some common elements as the painting of Cuzco. Likewise, the serenity reflected in the faces of his characters is characteristic of Holguín, as we can see in the work we offer.
Four Super Nintendo Entertainmnent System - SNES (EMPTY - No Cartridges) Games Boxes including The Legend Of Zelda - A Link To The Past (instructions 'torn', secrets and map present). A SNES Scope and Reciever accessory within a Super Nintendo Action Pack Box (all other box contents missing). Together with Five Nintendo Gameboy (EMPTY - No Cartridges) Games Boxes all with instruction booklets and plastic cases including Mortal Kombat.
A map satchel containing several period WWII military edition O/S maps, to include: Orkney Islands, Scotland (North), Shetland Islands, Glasgow and Middle West, 'Forth, Clyde and Tay', Eastern Highlands, The Border, England (North East), England (South West), England (South East & London), England (South), North Wales & Manchester, East Anglia and an Officer's Training Corps Map of Tamworth. Maps dated 1940 and 1943, from The War Office. (B.P. 21% + VAT)
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