| FR1 | [ANON.], possibly Coronelli.
[No title]. c.1700. 400 x 310. Uncoloured; light soiling, some very small holes, otherwise very good. A superbly engraved frontispiece, there is no attribution to indicate the author or the engraver, but it is very similar in style to that of Coronelli. | £210 |  |
| FR2 | [ANON.].
Morea en de na bygelegene Eylanden soo buyten als binnen de Golf van Venetien. Amsterdam, c.1680. 270 x 170. Uncoloured; some wear and tears to the edges of the margins and minor soiling, otherwise good. Although there is nothing on this frontispiece to positively identify the author, it is published in Amsterdam and is very similar in style to that of Isaak Tirion. | SOLD |  |
| FR3 | [JANVIER, S. J.].
Atlas Moderne ou Collection de Cartes sur toutes les partier du Globe Terrestre. Paris, c.1762. 325 x 225. Uncoloured; minor soiling to margins, otherwise good. | SOLD |  |
| FR4 | [PLANTIN, Christopher.].
Discite Ivstitiam Moniti, et non Temnere Divos. Virg. Antwerp, 1582. 285 x 180. Uncoloured; minor soiling and trimmed right hand edge with minor loss of printed area, small rust hole in one of the upper reclined figures, otherwise good. | £150 |  |
| FR5 | [Tirion, Isaak].
[No title]. Amsterdam, 1744. 175 x 105. Uncoloured; light age-toning and minor soiling, otherwise good. | SOLD |  |
| FR6 | AA, Pierre van der.
Les Delices de la Grand Bretagne et de Irlande. Tome Second. Leiden, 1727. 130 x 160. Uncoloured, minor spotting otherwise fine. | SOLD |  |
| FR7 | AA, Pierre van der.
Les Delices de la Grand Bretagne et de Irlande. Tome Quatrième. Leiden, 1727. 130 x 160. Uncoloured, minor spotting otherwise fine. | SOLD |  |
| FR8 | AA, Pierre van der.
Les Delices de la Grand Bretagne et de Irlande. Tome Premier. Leiden, 1727. 130 x 160. Uncoloured, minor spotting otherwise fine. | SOLD |  |
| FR9 | AA, Pierre van der.
Le Delices de la Grand Bretagne et de L'Irlande. Tome Troisieme. Leiden, 1727. 125 x 165. Uncoloured; slight marginal soiling, otherwise fine. | SOLD |  |
| FR10 | ACKERMAN, Rudolph.
Microcosm of London. London, 1838. 305 x 210. Coloured; short repaired tear to lower margin, just effecting printed area, otherwise good. | SOLD |  |
| FR11 | ACKERMANN, Rudolph.
The Repository of Arts, Literature, Commerce, &c. London, 1826. 210 x 135. Uncoloured; fine overall condition. | £10 |  |
| FR13 | ANDREWS, John.
A Collection of Plans of the most Capital Cities of every Empire, Kingdom, Republic and Electorate in Europe. London, 1771. 170 x 255. Uncoloured; light soiling and age-toning overall, also some spotting, otherwise good. | £80 |  |
| FR14 | BARCLAY, Rev James.
The Improved London Edition of Barclay's Dictionary, superbly embellished. London, McGowan, c.1840. 255 x 193. Uncoloured; trimmed to printed surface, with only minor loss, light toning and minor spotting, otherwise good. | £24 |  |
| FR15 | BARLOW, James.
FRontispiece. Bungay, Brightly and Kinnersley, 1804. 250 x 285. Uncoloured; some damage and soiling to edges and margins, signs of old folds, otherwise good. Five figures surround a globe, one figure has a pair of dividers on Africa and there is a reclining black native in the foreground, probably from Barlow's 'West Indies'. | SOLD |  |
| FR16 | BARTLETT, W. H.
The Danube by William Beattie M.D. London, Virtue & Co. 1880. 255 x 170. Uncoloured; some spotting and marginal staining, otherwsie good. | £21 |  |
| FR17 | BEATTIE, William.
Switzerland by William Beattie, M.D. London, George Virtue, 1835. 250 x 170. Uncoloured; very minor spotting, otherwise fine condition. | SOLD |  |
| FR18 | BLAEU, Willem and Joan.
Guil. Et Ioannis Blaeu Theatrum Orbis Terrarum sive Atlas Novvs. Pars Secunda. Amsterdam; c.1645. 410 x 245. Original colour, with gold highlights; light creasing and very minor age-toning, otherwise very good. | SOLD |  |
| FR19 | BLAEU, Willem and Joanne.
Theatrum Orbis Terrarum sive Atlas Novvus; in quo Tabulæ et Descriptiones omnium Regionum Editæ a Guiljel: et Ioanne Blaeu. Amsterdam, 1635. 385 x 240. Fine original colour; signs of old creasing and some soiling to the margins, edges worn and with some minor tears, original gold leaf embellishment, overall good. An example of an early edition of the Blaeu atlas, with full original gold embellishment, a superb piece of engraving. | SOLD |  |
| FR20 | BLAEU, Willem and Joanne.
Theatrum Orbis Terrarum sive Atlas Novus. Partis Secundæ pars Altera. Amsterdam, 1655. 410 x 250. Old colour; the colouring is almost certainly old, but not original, superbly executed with a liberal use of gum-arabic, fine condition overall. | £380 |  |
| FR21 | BLAEU, Willem and Joanne.
Le Theatre du Monde, ou Novvel Atlas, Mis en lumiere par Guillaume & Iean Blaeu. Seconde Partie. Amsterdam, 1645. 410 x 250. Uncoloured; light soiling and some tears to the margins, also some worming (fairly heavy in the top margin), otherwise good. | £230 |  |
| FR22 | BLAEU, Willem.
Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, sive Atlas Novvus; in quo Tabulæ et Descriptiones omnium regionum, editæ a Guiljel: et Ioanne Blaeu. Amsterdam, J. Jansson, 1658. 395 x 240. Coloured, possibly original; trimmed close at edges but with enough paper to facilitate framing, some old repaired tears and minor nicks to margins, printers crease (closed), otherwise a very good example. A superb and highly decorative figured frontispiece. | £420 |  |
| FR23 | BLOME, Richard.
The Gentlemans Recreation. London, 1686. 350 x 235. Uncoloured; minor marginal tears, repaired, otherwise good. | £210 |  |
| FR24 | BLOME, Richard.
Britannia or, a Geographical description of the Kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland...… London, 1673. 270 x 140. Uncoloured; printed in two colours, some marginal soiling and loss of paper, short tear top left, otherwise good. | £48 |  |
| FR25 | BODENEHR, Gabriel.
Curioses Staats und Kriegs Theatrum. Augspurg, 1715. 175 x 260. Uncoloured; light marginal soiling, ink manuscript annotation, otherwise very good. | £68 |  |
| FR26 | BODENEHR, Gabriel.
Curioses Staats und Kriegs Curieux. Augsburg, c.1715. 175 x 250. Uncoloured; minor age-toning and some ink annotation, otherwise fine. A superb engraving; at the top a military battle is taking place and below a navel battle in full flow. | £180 |  |
| FR28 | BRAUN, George and HOGENBERG, Frans.
De Praecipv:is, Totius U:niversi Ur:bibus, Liber Secundus. Cologne, 1575. 350 x 230. Uncoloured; light soiling and a stain, other minor spots, trimmed at right-hand edge, with only very minor loss, otherwise very good. One of the finest frontispieces available. | £360 |  |
| FR29 | BRAUN, George and HOGENBERG, Franz,
Urbium Præcipuarum Totius Mundi. Liber Tertius. Cologne, 1581. 370 x 230. Uncoloured; light soiling and some minor repairs to the margins, otherwise good. The frontispiece from volume three of the 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum'. | SOLD |  |
| FR30 | CASSINI, Giovanni Maria.
Nuovo Atlante Geografico Universale. Rome, 1792. 380 x 255. Uncoloured; light overall age-toning and marginal spotting, otherwise good. | SOLD |  |
| FR31 | CATHERALL, T.
Views in North Wales. Chester & Bangor, 1860. 130 x 205. Uncoloured; light wear to edges of the paper at the top, otherwise good. | £10 |  |
| FR32 | CHEZ CREPY.
Atlas Nouveau Portatif à l'Usage des Militaires...… Paris, 1767. 210 x 290. Uncoloured; very light soiling to bottom edge, otherwise fine. A frontispiece from the atlas published jointly by George Louis Le Rouge and Crepy. | SOLD |  |
| FR33 | CLUVER, Philippi.
Introductio in Universam Geographiam tam veterem quam novam. Amsterdam, 1683. 190 x 145. Uncoloured; some damage to right hand side, mostly effecting the margin, laid on old paper, some ink annotations and soiling, otherwise presentable. | SOLD |  |
| FR34 | COLLINS, William.
All Round the World. London & Glasgow, c.1860. 250 x 170. Uncoloured; some minor spotting and soiling to margins, otherwise good. | £10 |  |
| FR35 | COLTON, George Woolworth.
Colton's American Atlas. New York, 1855. 410 x 300. Uncoloured; light age-toning and spotting to the margins, otherwise good. A superb engraving on the frontispiece of the Colton 'American Atlas', shows native American's in full costume. | SOLD |  |
| FR36 | COOKE, E.W.
Sixty five plates of Shipping and Craft. London, 1829. 200 x 130. Uncoloured; some spotting (foxing), otherwise good. | SOLD |  |
| FR37 | CORONELLI, Vicenzo Maria.
Isola:rio Dell Atlante Veneto del P. Coronelli parte II. Venice, 1796. 410 x 290. Uncoloured; minor soiling to margins and some small nicks, otherwise very good. | £240 |  |
| FR38 | DALTON, William.
Dalton's New English Traveller. Frontispiece. London, Alexander Hogg, 1794. 350 x 190. Uncoloured; restored and backed with heavy paper, light soiling, otherwise good. | SOLD |  |
| FR39 | DESNOS, Louis Charles.
Atlas Général et Élémentaire pour l'Etude de la Géographie et de l'Histoire moderne. Paris, 1756. 295 x 205. Uncoloured; some soiling and overall age-toning, also some waterstaining along the left edge. | £75 |  |
| FR42 | FER, Nicholas de.
L'Atlas Curieux ou Le Monde Réprésenté dans des cartes générales et particuliéres du ciel et de la térre Divisé...… Paris, 1700. 230 x 345. Some original colour; damage to lower right-hand corner, now replaced with old paper, some damage to lower edge, laid on archivist paper, otherwise presentable. | £95 |  |
| FR43 | FER, Nicholas de.
Introduction a la Fortification. Paris, 1693. 190 x 290. Uncoloured; very light soiling to the edges of the margins, otherwise very good. | £110 |  |
| FR44 | FISHER.
Syria, The Holy Land, Asia Minor, &c. &c. Illustrated. London, Peter Jackson, c.1840. 260 x 160. Uncoloured; age-toned to the edges of the sheet, very minor spotting, otherwise very good. | £18 |  |
| FR45 | HAGHE, Louis.
Views of the Ruins and Picturesque Scenery of Chepstow, Tintern, and Raglan. Bristol, George Davey, 1841. 300 x 220. Uncoloured; light overall age-toning and minor spotting, otherwise very good. | £12 |  |
| FR46 | HEWITT, N. R.
A General Atlas, containing Mapsillustrating some important periods in Ancient History; London & Dublin, 1819. 300 x 220. Uncoloured; minor soiling and wear to edges of the sheet, light age-toning, otherwise good. | £21 |  |
| FR47 | HOGG, Alexander.
Antiquities of England and Wales the Frontispiece. London, 1784. 350 x 210. Uncoloured; some minor tears and trimmed at the right-side with very minor loss of text, minor soiling to margins, small hole in dark engraved area poorly repraired, otherwise good. | £56 |  |
| FR48 | HOMANN, Johannis Baptistæ.
Atlas Novus Terrarum Orbis Imperia, Regna et Status exactis Tabulis Geographice demonstrans, Opera. Nurenberg, 1714. 490 x 285. Original colour; some old repairs to the edges and the lower margin added, some minor expert repairs, otherwise very good. | SOLD |  |
| FR49 | HONDIUS, Henry.
Atlas or a Geographicke description of the Regions, Countries and Kingdomes of the World, through Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, represented by new & exact Maps. Amsterdam, Henry Hondius and John Johnson, 1636. 370 x 240. Finely coloured; light soiling, minor crease, otherwise very good. A superbly engraved figured titlepage from the English edition of the atlas translated by Henry Hexham. | £430 |  |
| FR50 | JAILLOT, Hubert.
Atlas Nouveau Contenant Toutes les Parties du Monde. Paris, 1681. 455 x 310. Uncoloured; minor marginal nicks and tears, light age-toning and soiling, otherwise very good. | £290 |  |
| FR51 | JANSSON, Joan.
Nieuwen Atlas ofte Weerelts-Beschryvinghe/Inhoudende Nederlandt. Amsterdam, [1642]. 395 x 255. Original colour; marginal age-toning and soiling, some wear and top right corner torn off with no loss of printed area and well away from the plate mark, otherwise very good. | £360 |  |
| FR52 | JONES & Co.
Jones' Views of the Seats, Mansions, Castles, &c. London, 1829. 245 x 150. Uncoloured; some wear to the edges of the sheet and light soiling, otherwise very good. | £15 |  |
| FR54 | KELLY, Thomas.
[No title]. London, 1813. 360 x 220. Uncoloured; light soiling to margins, trimmed top edge with loss of some printed surface and the word 'Frontispiece', otherwise good. The figure of Britannia sits prominently on a rock between representative figures of Nelson and Wellington, below a rolled Magna Carta there are two lists of the various naval and military victories around the world. | £130 |  |
| FR55 | KELLY, Thomas.
FRontispiece to Kelly's System of Geography. London, 1814. 260 x 170. Uncoloured; some marginal soiling, otherwise good. | SOLD |  |
| FR56 | KEULEN, Joannes van.
De La Nueva y Grande Relumbranti Antorcha de la Mar, el primero libro que contiene. Amsterdam, 1695. 430 x 270. Uncoloured; minor creasing and soiling, small tear in the blank area and light spotting, otherwise very good. | SOLD |  |
| FR57 | KITCHIN, Thomas.
The London Magazine of Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer Vol. XXIIII. For the year 1755. London, R. Baldwin, 1755. 190 x 110. Uncoloured; some minor soiling to the edges, small area repaired left edge, otherwise good. This title has a fine view of London from the south bank, looking across the River Thames at London Bridge and towards St. Paul's Cathederal and the City of London. | SOLD |  |
| FR58 | KNIGHT, Charles.
The Land we Live in. London, 1851. 260 x 170. Uncoloured lithograph, light age-toning to the edges, otherwise good. A superb lithograph, showing: The Houses of Parliament, Westminster Bridge, St. Paul's Cathedral. Stonehenge and other views around England. | SOLD |  |
| FR59 | KNIGHT, Charles.
The Land we Live in. London, 1851. 260 x 175. Uncoloured lithograph, light age-toning to the edges, otherwise good. A superb lithograph, showing Windsor Castle. | SOLD |  |
| FR60 | L'ISLE, Guilliaume and BUACHE, Philippe.
Atlas Géographique et Universel, par Guil. De L'Isle et Phil. Buache. Paris, Dezauche, 1789. 460 x 290. Uncoloured; some soiling and staining, light creases, old repair to large tear up the left-hand side and half-way across the sheet, otherwise presntable. A highly decorative figured frontispiece. | £190 |  |
| FR62 | LAPORTE, Joseph de.
Atlas Moderne Portatif. Paris, 1736. 180 x 110. Uncoloured; light age-toning, otherwise good. | SOLD |  |
| FR63 | LEVASSEUR, Victor.
Atlas National Illustré de 80 Départements et des Possessions de la France. Paris, 1861. 300 x 410. Uncoloured; marginal soilong and spotting, light overall age-toning and minor nicks to the edges, otherwise good. A superbly detailed frontispiece from the atlas, portrait of Napoleon, an early box camera, a military battle scene and a naval battle in full force, make up the decoration. | £56 |  |
| FR64 | LINSCHOTEN, Jan Huygen van.
Tertia Pars. Indiæ Orientalis. FRankfort, 1601. 285 x 195. Uncoloured; light soiling and age-toning overall, minor margin nicks and a printers crease, cut close at left hand edge but with enough blank paper to facilitate framing, otherwise good. | £160 |  |
| FR67 | LUCAS Jnr., Fielding.
A General Atlas containing distinct Maps of all the known Countries in the World. Baltimore, 1823. 325 x 250. Uncoloured; light soiling mainly to the margins, short tears on the left edge, just into plate mark (repaired), otherwise good. | £28 |  |
| FR68 | MARTIN, Montgomery.
The Illustrated Atlas, and Modern History of the World. London, John Tallis & Co, 1851. 330 x 235. Uncoloured; minor tears repaired, some light soiling and staining, otherwise good. | £36 |  |
| FR69 | MARTIN, R. Montgomery.
The British Colonies; their history, extent, condition and resources. London & New York, John Tallis, 1851. 275 x 175. Uncoloured; slight soiling to the edges and margins, also minor staining, otherwise good. | £48 |  |
| FR70 | MERCATOR, Gerard.
Galliae tabule geographicæ. Amsterdam, c.1610. 320 x 225. Finely coloured, possibly original; light marginal age-toning, otherwise fine. | SOLD |  |
| FR71 | MERCATOR, Gerard.
Italiae, Sclaviniæ, et Græciæ tabula geographice. Amsterdam, c.1610. 295 x 195. Original colour; very light staining, short repaired tear, otherwise fine. | £190 |  |
| FR72 | MERCATOR, Gerard.
Atlas ou Representation du Monde Universel et des Parties D'Icelui, Faicte en Tables et Descriptions...… Amsterdam, Henricus Hondius, 1633. 395 x 245. Uncoloured; minor marginal soiling and one or two spots, otherwise good. | SOLD |  |
| FR73 | MERCATOR, Gerard.
Belgii in Ferioris Geographicæ tabule. Amsterdam, c.1610. 230 x 170. Original colour; light marginal spotting, otherwise fine. | £180 |  |
| FR75 | MOLL, Herman.
A System of Geography with New Maps. London, 1701. 235 x 140. Uncoloured; minor nicks and short tears to old folds, minor soiling and trimmed close on the bottom right corner by the binder, otherwise good. A decorative figured frontispiece engraved by Michael van der Gucht. | SOLD |  |
| FR77 | MUNSTER, Sebastian.
Cosmographiae Universalis Lib. VI. Basle, c.1550. 295 x 180. Uncoloured woodcut; maginal damage repaired, right hand margin added, overall age-toning and soiling, some ink manuscript, overall presentable. A fine piece of woodcut engraving, on the verso is the famous portrait of Sebastian Munster at the age of 60 years. | £180 |
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| FR78 | NORDEN, John.
Speculum Britaniæ pars the description of Hartfordshire. London, 1723, second edition. 160 x 130. Uncoloured; very light soiling and toning to edges of paper, otherwise good. | £30 |  |
| FR79 | ORTELIUS, Abraham.
Theatrum Orbis Terrarum. Antwerp, 1603. 425 x 240. Uncoloured; light spotting and soiling, minor crinkling, otherwise very good. | £320 |   |
| FR83 | OTTENS, Regner & Josue.
Atlas Minor sive Geographia Compendiosa in qua Orbis Terrarum. Amsterdam, 1750. 470 x 280. Uncoloured; light soiling and staining to blank areas of sheet, extended bottom margin, for no apparent reason, very light creasing, otherwise good. Printed in two colours, this titlepage has a small vignette of two figures before a double hemisphere map of the World. | £95 |  |
| FR84 | PITTMAN, M. A.
The Sporting Magazine. London, 1834. 175 x 110. Uncoloured; fine condition. | £10 |  |
| FR85 | PLANTIN, Christopher.
Description de touts les Pais-Bas, autrement appellés la Germanie Inferievre, ou Basse Allemagne. Antwerp, 1582. 275 x 180. Uncoloured; minor soiling and trimmed right hand edge with minor loss of printed area, otherwise good. The verso has a detailed and fine engraving of the various armorials of the Netherlands. | £150 |  |
| FR86 | QUAD, Matthias.
Fasciculus Geographicus complectens Praecipuarum Totius...… Cologne, Johan Buzemacher, 1608. 220 x 255. Uncoloured; trimmed top and bottom with added margins, overall soiling, ink annotations and age-toning, overall fair condition. | SOLD |  |
| FR87 | FRPIN-THOYRAS, Paul de. and TINDAL, Nicholas.
The Continuation of Mr Rapin de Thoyras's Historu of England. London, John & Paul Knapton, 1751. 360 x 200. Uncoloured; some overall soiling and minor holes to the left edge, otherwise good. | £56 |  |
| FR88 | REILLY, Franz Johan Joseph von.
Schauplatz der Füne Theile der Welt. Vienna, 1791. 210 x 280. Uncoloured; some soiling and staining, otherwise good. | £90 |  |
| FR90 | ROBERT, M.
In the King's Authority. London, 1757. 285 x 195. Uncoloured; paper weak in places, plate has cut through the bottom edge and this is repaired with tape, minor spotting, overall fairly good. The Frontispiece from the Geographical Dictionary, printed for J. Coote. | SOLD |  |
| FR91 | ROBERT.
Atlas Portatif, Universel. Paris, 1769. 165 x 220. Uncoloured; light soiling, signs of old creases, two small holes repaired with old paper, otherwise good. | £28 |  |
| FR92 | ROBINS, James.
FRontispiece to the British Traveller. London, 1819. 245 x 175. Uncoloured; torn and repaired (hardly noticable), very light soiling and very minor surface loss to sky area on the right, overall presentable. | SOLD |  |
| FR93 | ROSE, Thomas.
Westmorland, Cumberland, Durham & Northumberland. London, Fisher, Son & Co., 1832. 230 x 170. Uncoloured; some spotting and staining to the edge of the sheet, otherwise fair. | £10 |  |
| FR94 | ROUX, Joseph.
Receuil des Principaux Plans, des Ports, et Rades de la Mer Mediterranée. Marseille, 1764. 135 x 205. Uncoloured; some soiling and staining, margins nicked and worn, otherwise fair. | SOLD |  |
| FR95 | ROUX, Joseph.
Recueil des Principaux Plans des Ports et Rades de la Mer Mediterranée...… Paris, 1795. 135 x 205. Uncoloured; overall soiling and age-toning, some marginal damage, also ink annotations, otherwise fair. | £75 |  |
| FR96 | SARTORI, Felicita.
Storia Moderna ouuero lo Stato Presente di Tutti Popoli del Mondo. Tom. VI. [Venice, c.1738. 160 x 100. Uncoloured; slight marginal staining, trimmed close on the left margin, old printers crease, otherwise good. A decorative figured frontispiece engraved by Felicita Sartori, I can find no further details, not in Tooley - Dictionary of Mapmakers. | SOLD |  |
| FR97 | SARTORI, Felicita.
Storia Moderna ouuero lo Stato Presente di Tutti Popoli del Mondo Tom. VII. [Venice, c.1738. 160 x 100. Uncoloured; slight marginal staining, otherwise good. A decorative figured frontispiece engraved by Felicita Sartori, I can find no further details, not in Tooley - Dictionary of Mapmakers. | SOLD |  |
| FR99 | SARTORI, Felicita.
Storia Moderna ouuero lo Stato Presente di Tutti Popoli del Mondo. Tom. IV. [Venice, c.1738. 160 x 100. Uncoloured; slight marginal staining, trimmed close on the left margin with minor loss of printed line border, otherwise good. A decorative figured frontispiece engraved by Felicita Sartori, I can find no further details, not in Tooley - Dictionary of Mapmakers. | SOLD |  |
| FR100 | SCHREIBER, Johann Georg.
Atlas Selectus. Leipzig, 1744. 173 x 135. Original colour; soiling and staining to the margins and just into engraved surface, some nicks and folds to edges of sheet, otherwise good. | SOLD |  |
| FR101 | SPEED, John.
[No title]. London, 1676. 260 x 180. Uncoloured; light age-toning, otherwise good. The Royal Coat of Arms from the Speed atlas, printed title on verso. | £58 |  |
| FR102 | SPEED, John.
England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland described. London, 1627. 95 x 130. Uncoloured; soiling to lower section, nicks and tears with slight loss of paper in the bottom right corner with minor loss of printed surface, otherwise fair condition. | £65 |  |
| FR103 | STORER, J & H. S.
Port Folio. London, 1823. 130 x 80. Uncoloured; fine condition. A fine steel engraving of the passage to the hall in Christ's Hospital. | SOLD |  |
| FR104 | THORNTON.
FRontispiece to Thornton's New History & Survey of London and Westminster. London, Alexander Hogg, c.1784. 330 x 210. Uncoloured; slight soiling and age-toning to the margins, bottom left corner torn off with no loss of printed area, laid on old paper, otherwise very good. | SOLD |  |
| FR105 | TIRION, Isaak.
De Tegenwoordige Staat van Groot Brittanje. Amsterdam, 1755. 180 x 105. Uncoloured; very light soiling, otherwise fine. | £38 |  |
| FR106 | TOMBLESON.
Tombleson's Thames. London, Black & Armstrong, 1846. 200 x 120. Uncoloured; minor spotting to the margins, otherwise fine. Vignette shows 'The Scource of the Thames'. | £18 |  |
| FR108 | WIT, Frederick de.
Atlas. Amsterdam, c.1670. 490 x 255. Uncoloured; light age-toning, some marginal soiling, tear to upper edge just into plate mark, trimmed close at right edge with no loss, otherwise very good. The figure of Atlas stands on the North Pole of the globe, holding aloft the heavens. | £340 |  |
| FR109 | WOODWARD, B. B.
Barclay's Universal English Dictionary, newly revised. London, George Virtue, c.1837. 250 x 170. Uncoloured; some spotting (foxing), otherwise good. | £10 |  |
| FR110 | WRIGHT, Thomas.
The Universal Pronouncing Dictionary. London, J & F Tallis, c.1851. 255 x 150. Coloured; one or two spots but generally clean. | SOLD |  |
| FR111 | WYLD, James.
An Atlas of the World. London, 1856. 280 x 220. Uncoloured; very light soiling, and a blind company stamp (J.A.L. Franks Ltd) in the top right corner, overall good. | £23 |  |
| FR113 | ZATTA, Antonio.
Atlante Novissimo. Venice, 1785. 320 x 230. Uncoloured; some soiling to the margins, some pencil annotations, otherwise very good. A decorative a detailed title to volume IV of the four volume general atlas by Antonio Zatta. Attached is an index page to this volume. | £85 |  |
| FR114 | ZATTA, Antonio.
Atlante Novissimo. Venice, 1785. 320 x 230. Uncoloured; some soiling to the margins, some pencil annotations, otherwise very good. A decorative a detailed title to volume IV of the four volume general atlas by Antonio Zatta. Attached is an index page to this volume. | SOLD |  |
| FR115 | ZATTA, Antonio.
Atlante Novissimo Illustrato ed Accresciuto...… Venice, 1784. 320 x 210. Uncoloured; soiling and staining to margins, edges of paper worn and torn in places, but away from printed surface, overall good. Volume IV of the six volume work. | £68 |  |
| FR116 | [Anon].
The Holy Bible containing the Old Testament and the New. London, 1708. 325 x 185. Trimmed to printed surface, with no loss, slightly soiled. Titlepage to an early 18th century bible. Moses and Aaron stand vigil either side of the text, and below a superbly engraved panorama of London before the Great Fire, with the square tower of St Paul's and Old London Bridge. No engravers name is present. |
£120 |
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| FR117 | DALTON, William Hugh.
Dalton's New English Traveller. London, 1794. 350 x 190. Very slight soiling, small area of the engraved surface rubbed. Engraving of scenes in English countryside; the foreground has a man harvesting wheat and 'Old Father Thames' the source, beyond that is the iron bridge at Telford. From Walpoole's 'English Traveller'. |
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| FR118 | HOMANN, Johann Baptist.
Atlas Novus. Terrarum Orbis Imperia... Nuremburg, c.1730. [No date]. 480 x 285. Original body colour; cut close all round, top right-hand corner replaced and manuscripted to match. One of the most decorative frontispieces available. Allegorical figures surround a huge globe, whilst the heavens are held aloft by Hercules and Atlas. |
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| FR119 | MONTGOMERY MARTIN, R.
The British Colonies their History, Extent,
Condition and Resources: London, John Tallis & Co. c.1850. 270 x 170. Good. Britannia sitting on top of the World, with colonial subjects paying homage. Illustrated the vast extent of the British Empire in the Victorian era. |
£52 |
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| FR120 | PYNE, W H.
The Costume of Great Britain. London, William Miller, 1808. 280 x 140. Original colour; minor nicks and tears to edges. Five London 'Beefeaters' two of which are playing checkers. |
£28 |
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| FR121 | WALPOOLE, George Augustus.
Frontispiece to Walpoole's New & Complete
British Traveller. London, Alex Hogg, 1784. 325 x 200. Slightly soiled and minor marginal damage, but quite presentable. The frontispiece to Walpole's 'New British Traveller'. Figures in the foreground study such items as a globe, an ivory tusk and a map of the British Isles; in the background a man ploughs a field with oxen and there are various sailing vessels. |
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| FR122 | SPEED, John.
The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine...
London, John Sudbury & George Humble, 1611. FIRST EDITION. 380 x 245. Uncoloured; fine dark impression. Cut close on both sides to the printed border, laid on a larger sheet of paper for binding into volume, possibly 1750. With figures representing a Briton, Roman, Saxon, Dane and Norman. |
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| FR123 | SPEED, John.
The Achievement of Our Soveraigne King James as He Nowe Beareth With the Armes of the Severall kings that have anciently raigned within his nowe Dominions. London, George Humble, 1627. 380 x 240. Uncoloured; cut close at left hand edge with minor loss of printed line border and some scrolling, printers crease across the bottom left corner. Other minor soiling, otherwise a fair example. The arms of King James I surrounded by the arms of former rulers in Britain, engraved by Jodocus Hondius and dated 1614. | SOLD |  |
| FR124 | SPEED, John.
The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine... London, George Humble, 1627. 380 x 245. Uncoloured; cut close on the right side just clipping the printed border, with very slight loss of printed area, minor waterstaining and creasing, short printers crease, otherwise quite good. This is the same plate used to print the first edition, with amendment of publisher under the date. The title itself, which uses a separate plate, is showing signs of wear and is cracking at the corners. Decoration includes... figures representing a Briton, Roman, Saxon, Dane and Norman. | SOLD |  |
| FR125 | SPEED, John.
The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine... London, John Sudbury & George Humble, 1611. FIRST EDITION. 380 x 245. Uncoloured; fine dark impression. Cut close on the right side just clipping the printed border, but with no apparent loss, a strip of old paper has been added (possibly contemporary with the book) which facilitates mounting, left side has a strip of paper (guard) where it was attached to the book, small pin hole in upper margin. Apart from the listed defects, it is a good example and better than most you see. With figures representing a Briton, Roman, Saxon, Dane and Norman. | SOLD |  |
| FR127 | DELAMARCHE, Charles François.
Atlas Moderne ou Collection des Cartes sur toutes les parties du Globe Terrestre. Paris, c.1790. 305 x 225. Uncoloured; minor soiling and sign of an old fold, otherwise good. Two female figures hold aloft a large piece of material upon which the title is cleverly displayed. Other decoration includes a globe, books and what look like rolled maps. | £58 |  |
| FR128 | LE ROUGE, George Louis.
Atlas Nouveau Portatif. Paris, 1748. 210 x 270. Uncoloured; minor soiling, one name pasted over at the bottom, otherwise quite good. A decorative titlepage , showing winged puttee presenting four volumes to a reclining female figure on a rock. Other decoration includes a sailing vessel with somebody using a line to take soundings and a winged griffin type animal holding an armorial. | £68 |  |
| FR129 | MILLAR, George H.
Frintispiece to Millar's New & Universal System of Geography. London, c.1782. 315 x 210. Uncoloured; very minor marginal soiling, otherwise a fine example. A fine decorative frontispiece, with a figure of Neptune, Britannia (holding a cornucopia), other figures from all parts of the World, also a pyramid, the sails of a ship and a globe. | SOLD |  |
| FR130 | BELIN - MANDAR.
Dictionnaire Géographique de Vosgien. Paris, c.1780. 180 x 105. Uncoloured; very slightly age-toned, otherwise good. The figure of Atlas. | £45 |  |
| FR131 | ZUNNER, Johann David.
Description De L'Univers. Frankfurt, [1685]. 160 x 115. Uncoloured; some staining and spotting to margins, old ink annotation on verso just showing through, light age-toning, otherwise very good. The titlepage to the later French text edition of the Allain Manesson Mallet by Zunner. Engraved by Johann J Vogel. Shows a traditional style with columns and figures, globes and armillary spheres, highly decorative. | £38 |  |
| FR132 | BRAUN, Georg & HOGENBERG, Franz.
Urbium Præcipuarum Totius Mundi. Liber Tertius. Cologne, Latin text edition, 1581-. 355 x 230. Uncoloured; very light crease, otherwise fine condition. The frontispiece to the third volume of the Civitates Orbis Terrarum, used between 1581 and 1618. | £380 |  |
| FR134 | MERCATOR, Gerard.
Italiae, Sclovoniæ, et Græciæ tabula geographica. Duisburg, c.1589-. 300 x 195. Uncoloured; light overall age-toning, short tear to lower margin and minor marginal soiling, otherwise good. The titlepage from the Italian and Greek volume of Mercator's Atlas |
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| FR135 | PETRINI, Paolo.
Atlante Partenopeo. Naples, c.1700. 425 x 305. Original outline colour in places; lightly age-toned, some waterstaining to right-hand corner of engraving, otherwise good. A finely engraved frontispiece from the Paolo Petrini atlas, there is no attribution to the engraver. |
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| FR136 | PUFENDORFF, Samuel.
Introduction A L'Histoire. [Amsterdam, c.1743] 145 x 90. Uncoloured; short margin at right-hand edge (from binding), bottom right corner torn off, with no loss of printed surface, light age-toning, otherwise good. An unusual frontispiece from the 'History' by Swedish historian, Baron von Samual Pufendorff, professor at the University of Heidelberg. |
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| FR137 | ARMSTRONG, Mostyn John.A Scotch Atlas; or Description of the Kingdom of Scotland.London, 1777. 215 x 170.
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| FR139 | BLAEU, Joan.Frontispiece.Amsterdam, 1662. 420 x 245.
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| FR140 | CLUVERIUS, Philippi.Introductionis in Universam Geographiam.Amsterdam, 1672. 120 x 70.
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| FR141 | LETH, Hendrik deNouvel Atlas Geographique & Historique.Amsterdam, c.1740. 160 x 210.
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| FR142 | MERCATOR, Gerard.Italiae, Sclaviniæ, et Græciæ tabula geographice.Amsterdam, c.1610. 295 x 195.
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| FR143 | RUSCELLI, Girolamo.Geografia di Claudio Tolomeo Alessandrino, Tradotta di Greco nell'Idioma Volgare Italiano...…Venice, 1599. 200 x 140.
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| FR144 | SCALE, Bernard.An Hibernian Atlas: or a General Description of the Kingdom of Ireland:London, 1776. 210 x 150.
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| FR145 | SCALE, Bernard.To His most Excellent Majesty George the Third, King of Great Britain, France, and Ireland &c.&c.&c.London, 1776. 230 x 150.
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| FR146 | SPEED, John.England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland described.London, 1676. 95 x 130.
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| FR147 | WETSTENIOS, R & J - SMITH, Guil.Orbis Antiqui Tabulae Geographicae secundum Cl. Ptolemaeum.Amsterdam, 1730. 340 x 210.
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| FR148 | TALLIS, John.The Illustrated Atlas and Modern History of the World...London, c.1851. 330 x 220.
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| FR149 | BLAEU, Willem and Joan.Toonneel des Aerdrycx, oft Nievwe Atlas, uytgegeven door Wilhelm en Johan Blaeu.Amsterdam; 1650. 410 x 250.
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| FR150 | ORTELIUS, Abraham.[No title].Antwerp, 1579-. 325 x 220.
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| FR151 | HOMANN, Johann Baptist.Atlas Novus. Terrarum Orbis Imperia...Nuremburg, c.1730. [No date]. 490 x 285.
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| FR152 | SPEED, John.Theatrum Imperii Magnæ Britanniæ...London, John Sudbury & George Humble, 1616. 385 x 245.
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| FR153 | KNAPTON, J & P.Sr. Walter Ralegh.London, John & Paul Knapton, 1739. 370 x 225.
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| FR154 | LINSCHOTEN, Jan Huygen van.Tertia Pars. Indiæ Orientalis.Frankfort, 1601. 285 x 195.
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| FR155 | PORRO, Girolamo.L'Isole Piu Famose del Mondo. Descritte de Thomaso Porcacchi Da Castiglione...…Venice, 1576. 260 x 175.
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| FR156 | [ANON.].[No title].c.1700. 400 x 310.Uncoloured; light soiling, signs of old folds, short tear repaired in book by binder, otherwise very good. A superbly engraved frontispiece, there is no attribution to indicate the author or the engraver, but it is very similar in style to that of Coronelli although it appears to come from a smaller volume. |
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| FR157 | BELLIN, Jacques Nicolas.Le Neptune François. I Volume.Paris, c.1763. 510 x 365.Uncoloured; some soiling and marginal staining, worn area at the bottom near engravers name, short tears and nicks to the edges of the paper, some spotting, old cancelled ink library stamp on verso, otherwise a fair example. A magnificently engraved frontispiece from 'Le Neptune François.' by Bellin. The engraving is dominated by Neptune with a trident on a shell chariot pulled by four horses. |
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| FR158 | BLAEU, Willem and Joan.Nuevo Atlas del Reyno de Inglaterra.Amsterdam; 1668. 420 x 240.Original colour, with gold highlights; some very minor age-toning and light spotting, small nicks to the edges of the paper, otherwise a fine example. A superb example of the titlepage from the Blaeu atlas of England and Wales, with gold highlights and fine original colour. |
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| FR159 | BLAEU, Willem and Joan.Toonneel des Aerdrycx, oft Nievwe Atlas, uytgegeven door Joan Blaeu.Amsterdam; 1654. 420 x 240.Fine original colour, with gold highlights; light creasing and very minor age-toning, small surface abrasion on right hand edge of printed area, otherwise a fine example. The titlepage from a volume of the Blaeu Atlas of 1654. |
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| FR160 | BLAEU, Willem and Joan.Guil. Et Ioannis Blaeu Theatrum Orbis Terrarum sive Atlas Novvs. Pars Quarta.Amsterdam; 1648. 410 x 240.Original colour, with gold highlights; light creasing and minor age-toning, small nicks to the edges of the paper, old paper repair to top right corner, otherwise very good. The title page from the Blaeu volume of the British Isles. Shows an Ancient Briton, a Roman, Dane, Saxon and a Norman. |
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| FR161 | BLAEU, Willem.Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, sive Atlas Novvus; in quo Tabulæ et Descriptiones omnium regionum, editæ a Guiljel: et Ioanne Blaeu.Amsterdam, 1658. 395 x 240.Uncoloured; light soiling to the margins, water stain in top margin, some light creasing, otherwise overall a good example. A superb and highly decorative figured frontispiece. |
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| FR162 | BLAEU, Willem.Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, sive Atlas Novvus; in quo Tabulæ et Descriptiones omnium regionum, editæ a Guiljel: et Ioanne Blaeu.Amsterdam, 1640. 395 x 240.Original colour, with gold highlights; light soiling and water staining to margins, minor spotting, mnor nicks to the edges of the paper, otherwise a fine example. A superb and highly decorative figured frontispiece. Complete with four pages of text from the atlas. |
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| FR163 | BRAUN, Georg & HOGENBERG, Franz.Beschreibung und Contrafactur der vornembster Sta¨t der Welt.Cologne, 1574. 365 x 225.Uncoloured; overall soiling and toning, small brown stain, nicks and short tears to edges of paper, some affecting printed surface, otherwise a fair example. A finely engraved title page from the first volume of the 'Civitatus'. |
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| FR164 | BRAUN, George and HOGENBERG, Franz,Civitates Orbis Terrarum.Cologne, c.1572. 385 x 230.Original colour; some soiling and staining particularly to the margins, short nicks to the edges of the paper, otherwise a good example. The frontispiece from volume one of the 'Civitates Orbis Terrarum'. |
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| FR165 | HOLLAR, Wenceslaus.Britannia, vol I.London, 1675. 355 x 215.Uncoloured; some staining and age-toning, right hand margin has suffered, with splits and paper missing, could be trimmed slightly to improve, also small holes in r/h margin, one affecting the printed line border with loss, overall a fair example of a hard to find engraving. One of the finest examples of the engravers art available, published in the first edition of the John Ogilby 'Britannia'. It shows two men on horseback using a map to navigate. The scene is full of interest and portrays life from the period. Hollar 1607-77, was known in England as Wenceslaus or Wenceslas and in Germany as Wenzel. He was a Bohemian etcher, who lived in England for much of his life. He was born in Prague, and died in London, being buried at St Margaret's Church, Westminster. |
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| FR166 | JANSSON, Joan.Le Nouvel Atlas ou Theatre du Monde, Auquel est representée la Grande Bretagne......Amsterdam, [1642]. 415 x 245.Fine original colour; marginal age-toning and soiling, bottom right corner torn off with some minor loss of printed area, now expertly reinstated, otherwise very good. The highly decorative title page from the Jansson atlas of Great Britain, very similar in style and contant to the earlier title by John Speed for 'The Theatre of the Empire of Great Britaine'. Shows an Ancient Briton, Roman, Saxon, Dane and a Norman. |
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| FR167 | MERCATOR, Gerard - HONDIUS, Henry.Atlas or a Geographicke description of the Regions, Countries and Kingdomes of the World, through Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, represented by new & exact Maps.Amsterdam, Henry Hondius and John Johnson, 1636. 370 x 240.Finely coloured; light soiling and minor spotting, some old ink manuscript to lower margin and to the right of the publishers names, otherwise a fine example. A superbly engraved figured titlepage from the English edition of the atlas translated by Henry Hexham. |
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| FR168 | MERCATOR, Gerard - HONDIUS, Henry.Atlas or a Geographicke description of the Regions, Countries and Kingdomes of the World, through Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, represented by new & exact Maps.Amsterdam, Henry Hondius, 1636. 380 x 235.Uncoloured; light soiling and water staining, old ink manuscript to lower margin, otherwise a good example. A superbly engraved figured titlepage to the second voloume from the English edition of the atlas translated by Henry Hexham. |
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| FR169 | MERCATOR, Gerard.Historia Mundi or Mercators Atlas.London, Michaell Sparke, 1637. 250 x 155.Uncoloured; some overall toning and soiling to the edges of the paper, some nicks and short tears to the edges of the paper, otherwise a fair example. A title page from the second edition of 1637 of the small Mercator - Hondius atlas. |
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| FR170 | MERCATOR, Gerard.Atlas sive Cosmographicæ Meditationes de Fabrica Mundi et Fabrica Figura.Amsterdam, Henricus Hondius, 1613. 390 x 235.Uncoloured; minor marginal soiling and one or two spots, small nicks to the edges of the paper, light old ink manuscript to top margin, otherwise good. A suberbly engraved title page, displaying the engravers art (probably Hondius) in full. |
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| FR171 | MOLL, Herman.Atlas Minor.London, 1701. 225 x 285.Uncoloured; nicks and short tears, old repair, quite heavily soiled and stained, imprint along the bottom edge trimmed, overall a fair example and priced accordingly. A decorative figured frontispiece. A list of contents froom the 'Atlas Minor' by Herman Moll. |
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| FR172 | SANSON, Nicholas.Table des Cartes etc.Paris, c.1650. 520 x 430.Uncoloured; dark impression, minor nicks to the edges of the paper, otherwise a fine example. A superbly engraved title page, showing Atlas holding the World aloft, a winged herald and scholars studying the globe below. |
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| FR173 | SPEED, John.The Achievement of Our Soveraigne King James as He Nowe Beareth With the Armes of the Severall kings that have anciently raigned within his nowe Dominions.London, George Humble, 1627. 380 x 240.Uncoloured; cut close at the edge of neat line border all round with minor loss of printed line border, minor soiling and a waterstain across the bottom right corner, otherwise a fair example. The arms of King James I surrounded by the arms of former rulers in Britain, engraved by Jodocus Hondius and dated 1614. |
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| FR174 | TALLIS, John.The Illustrated Atlas and Modern History of the World...London, c.1851. 330 x 220.Uncoloured; some nicks and tears to edges of the paper, some creasing and brown staining, some repair and priced accordingly.. Steel engraved title, with vignettes of costumes. Illustrations provided by H.Warren and engraved by J.Rogers. |
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| FR175 | VALK, Gerard.Nova Totius Geographica Telluris Projection.Amsterdam, c.1702. 400 x 235.Original body colour, highlighted with gum arabic; light age-toning to the margins, otherwise a fine example. A superbly engraved frontispiece by Gerard Valk and published c.1702. |
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| FR176 | VISSCHER, Nicolas.Atlas Minor.Amsterdam, c.1682-. 400 x 250.Original colour; surface abrasion with loss of printed surface and colour above the herald's head and the lower part of the heavens held by Atlas, some spotting and staining mostly in the margins, otherwise a fair example. A highly decoratively engraved frontispiece from the Atlas Minor'. Shows Atlas holding the heavens aloft, with Neptune holding a trident sitting upon the terrestrial globe, in the foreground a scribe with dividers and other surveying instruments. |
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