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Zustand: Gut. Schönes, ordentliches, gutes Exemplar. 83 S. mit 41 Abbildungen, illustrierter Orig.-Karton. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good +. v, [1], 322, [22], 245, [7], 407, [9] pages, frontispiece, added engraved series title page, and 32 leaves of plates: tables; 22 cm. Red morocco spine with gilt-tooled spine title; dark red pebble-grain cloth over boards. All page edges have red speckling. White endpapers with blue fibers. Ex-library: remains of handwritten labels on spine; front fixed endpaper bears late 19th-century bookplate of Sage Public Library, West Bay City, Mich.; small circulation pocket on back fixed endpaper. The number "851" is faintly stamped at the foot of the the first page of text. The sections on Warwickshire, Westmorland, and Worcestershire Counties are paginated separately. Includes errata; lists of books, maps, and views relating to the counties; and indices. Plates include views of: Kenilworth Castle; Allesly Park (showing the mansion demolished in the early 20th century); Rugby School; Coventry; White Friars Monastery (Whitefriars, when it was used as a workhouse); Warwick Castle; Stratford upon Avon; Bewdley Bridge; and Malvern Abbey Gateway. In Good+ Condition: back cover rubbed; edges are lightly rubbed; sunned along fore-edge of front board; faint dampstain on lower spine; small dampstain at lower gutter of frontispiece, added engraved series title page, and title page; dampstain at lower gutter from Worcestershire p. 385 to the end; closed 5-cm. tear from upper edge of one plate; ex-library, as described above; otherwise, clean and solid.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Good +. viii, 718, [26] pages, frontispiece, added engraved series title page, and 17 leaves of plates: tables; 22 cm. Red morocco spine with gilt-tooled spine title; dark red pebble-grain cloth over boards. All page edges have red speckling. White endpapers with blue fibers. Ex-library: remains of handwritten labels on spine; front fixed endpaper bears late 19th-century bookplate of Sage Public Library, West Bay City, Mich.; small circulation pocket on back fixed endpaper. The number "850" is faintly stamped at the foot of the the first page of text. Unpaginated pages following text contain errata; lists of books, maps, and views relating to the County of Wiltshire; and an index. Plates include views of: Malmsbury Abbey Church; Stanton St. Quintin manor house (demolished in 1856); Salisbury Cathedral; New Park, or Roundway Park, (demolished around 1950); Bradford-on-Avon; Corsham House (Corsham Court); Bowood House (largely demolished in 1956); and St. Sampson's Church at Cricklade. In Good+ Condition: edges are rubbed; sunned along fore-edge of front board; faint dampstain along spine, at lower gutter of frontispiece and added engraved series title page (not impacting images), and at lower gutter from p. 718 through unpaginated pages and final plate (not impacting image); foxing on a few pages of text; ex-library, as described above; clean and solid. …

Half-Leather, Marbled Boards. Zustand: Very Good. 1st Edition. Half leather with raised bands, gilt titling and decoration to spine. Marbled boards, endpapers and page edges. All plates present and with tissue guards. Handsome looking volume.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Ex-library book ( Doncaster) with bookplates, bar-code and stamps, all plates are stamped. Library rebind in firm red covers with red spine and dark red leather spine-label with gilt lettering. Oxfordshire and Nottinghamshire parts are separately paginated and indexed (543 and 411) and were probably originally bound in separate volumes (Nottinghamshire is usually bound in the same volume as Northumberland). Both sections have a bibliography of "books, maps and prints which have been published Illustrative of the Topography, Antiquities etc". There is a vignette title-page and a plain title-page for the Oxfordshire section but no title-page for the Nottinghamshire section. Plates are: title-vignette of Oxford; Oxford including Magdalen Bridge, College, Radcliffe Library and St Mary's Church; Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford; The Tower of Magdalen College, Oxford; Clarendon Printing House and the Theatre; St Peter's in the East, Oxford; Saint Mary Magdalen's Church; Nunenham Courtenay; Henley-On-Thames; Shiplake Church and Parsonage; Grey's Court, Oxfordshire; Bleinheim Castle; Witney Church; Minster Lovel Priory; Blandford House, Oxfordshire; Nottingham from the North Road; Excavations at Sneinton; Excavations, Sneinton, Nottinghamshire (2); Wollaton Hall, Nottinghamshire; Colwick Hall; North Front of Staunton Hall; Southwell Church; Newstead Abbey, Nottinghamshire. All the plates are darkened and have a library stamp, the rebinding (and associated page-trimming) have resulted in some titles below plates being semi-obscured by the stitching. Pages are darkened. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 50224081038. All our books are sent by tracked mail. This book is heavier than 1kg, and may incur additional delivery charges on some delivery services to some locations.…

Front. Rebound in olive green cloth. ESTC T38663.

83 S. mit 41 Abbildungen, illustrierter Orig.-Karton. Erste Ausgabe.- Gutes Exemplar.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. viii, 917, [70] pages, frontispiece, added engraved series title page, and 32 leaves of plates: tables; 22 cm. Red morocco spine with gilt-tooled spine title; dark red pebble-grain cloth over boards. All page edges have red speckling. White endpapers with blue fibers. Ex-library: remains of handwritten labels on spine; front fixed endpaper bears late 19th-century bookplate of Sage Public Library, West Bay City, Mich.; small circulation pocket on back fixed endpaper. The number "854" is faintly stamped at the foot of the the first page of text. Includes lists of books, maps, and views relating to South Wales, errata, and an index. Also contains directions for placing the leaves of plates in the various volumes of the series. Plates include views of: Brecknock Castle and bridge; Aber Honddu Collegiate Chapel, prior to 1836 restoration; Kidwelly Castle; Cardigan Castle; Caerphilly Castle, prior to 20th-century restoration; Aberdare Church [St. John's Church, Aberdare]; Neath Abbey; Carew Castle, prior to 20th-century restoration; Pembroke Castle, prior to late 19th-century restoration; and Rhayader. In Very Good Condition: leather is rubbed; a few pages foxed; ex-library, as described above; otherwise, clean and solid. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. viii, 938, [20] pages, frontispiece, added engraved series title page, and 25 leaves of plates: tables; 22 cm. Red morocco spine with gilt-tooled spine title; dark red pebble-grain cloth over boards. All page edges have red speckling. White endpapers with blue fibers. Ex-library: remains of handwritten labels on spine; front fixed endpaper bears late 19th-century bookplate of Sage Public Library, West Bay City, Mich.; small circulation pocket on back fixed endpaper. The number "852" is faintly stamped at the foot of the the first page of text. Former owner's name written at upper edge of engraved title page: A. W. Scott. Includes lists of books, maps, and views relating to the county, and an index. Plates include views of: York Minster; the Ouse Bridge in York, prior to its replacement in 1821; Bridlington Priory, before the improvements made during the 19th century; Howden Minster, prior to the restoration done in the 1850s; Harewood House, prior to the changes made in the 1840s; and Bolton Priory, before the 19th-century restoration. In Very Good Condition: edges are lightly rubbed; faint dampstain on lower spine; ex-library, as described above; otherwise, clean and solid. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. [2], 617-1201, [66] pages, frontispiece, added engraved series title page, 17 leaves of plates: tables; 22 cm. Red morocco spine with gilt-tooled spine title; dark red pebble-grain cloth over boards. All page edges have red speckling. White endpapers with blue fibers. Ex-library: remains of handwritten labels on spine; front fixed endpaper bears late 19th-century bookplate of Sage Public Library, West Bay City, Mich.; small circulation pocket on back fixed endpaper. The number "848" is faintly stamped at the foot of the the first page of text. Unpaginated pages following text contain lists of books, maps, and views relating to the Counties of Somersetshire and Staffordshire (Salop); and indices. Plates include views of: Bristol Cathedral (prior to the completion of the western towers); Tutbury Church (St. Mary's Church, Tutbury); the Swilcar Oak, Staffordshire (uprooted in 1941); the ruins of Croxden Abbey; Ball Haye, Staffordshire (Ball Haye Hall was demolished in 1972); Sandwell Hall (demolished in 1928); and Ranton Abbey (the tower remains but the house was burned during World War II). In Very Good Condition: edges are rubbed; sunned along fore-edge of front board; occasional foxing on text; ex-library, as described above; clean and solid. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 247, [9], 411, [5] pages, frontispiece, added engraved series title page, 20 leaves of plates: tables; 22 cm. Red morocco spine with gilt-tooled spine title; dark red pebble-grain cloth over boards. All page edges have red speckling. White endpapers with blue fibers. Unpaginated pages following text contain lists of books, maps, and views relating to the Counties of Northumberland and Nottinghamshire; and indices. Each section is paginated separately. Ex-library: two small handwritten spine labels; front fixed endpaper bears late 19th-century bookplate of Sage Public Library, West Bay City, Mich.; small circulation pocket on back fixed endpaper. The number "845" is faintly stamped at the foot of the the first page of text. Plates include views of: Anderson Place, Newcastle, (demolished in 1834); remains of Tynemouth Priory; Chipchase Castle; excavations at Sneinton, Nottinghamshire, sometimes called the Sneinton Hermitage Caves; a Saxon arch near Southwell church, Nottinghamshire; Radford Gate, Nottinghamshire; and Newstead Abbey (home of Lord Byron). In Very Good Condition: edges are rubbed; ex-library, as described above; frontispiece is foxed; otherwise, clean and solid. …

1st edition. Poor reading copy in the original gilt-blocked leather. Back board detached. Some wear and tear to the spine. Scattered foxing throughout. Physical description: [2], v, 718p; [9] p., [36] leaves of plates: ill. (etchings); 8°.Notes: Includes an index and bibliography for each county. Subjecta: Warwickshire (England) History. Warwickshire (England) Description and travel. Westmorland (England) History. Westmorland (England) Description and travel.Worcestershire (England) History. Worcestershire (England) Description and travel. Genre: Illustrated. 1 Kg. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Fair No dust jacket as issued. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Dust Jacket As Issued. New edition. 12 hardbacks rebound in full red leather with gilt titles on black labels, some minor loss, dents and scratches to leather, no inscriptions. Vol I: new endpapers, pages age tanned and some foxing xxxii + 456 pages, foldout map has short closed tear where attached. Vol II: new endpapers, pages age tanned and some foxing xii + 486 pages, foldout map has short closed tear where attached. Vol III: new endpapers, pages age tanned and some foxing viii + 410 pages. Vol IV: Vol II: new front endpaper, rear endpaper missing, pages age tanned at edges, stain to page fore edges viii + 438 pages. Vol V: new endpapers, binding pulled at contents page, pages age tanned, viii + 428 pages. Vol VI: new endpapers, pages age tanned, viii + 412 pages. Vol VII: new endpapers, pages age tanned, viii + viii + 424 pages. Vol VIII: title label missing from spine, new endpapers pages age tanned, viii + 376 pages. Vol IX: new endpapers, pages age tanned, x + 504 pages. Vol X: new endpapers, pages age tanned & foxed, x + 382 pages. Vol XI: new endpapers, binding pulled at front endpaper, pages age tanned, x + 450 pages. Vol XII: new endpapers, binding pulled at contents page, pages age tanned, xii + 508 pages, index. Heavy set so additional postage may be requested.…

1st edition. Poor reading copy in the original gilt-blocked leather. Back board detached. Some wear and tear to the spine. Scattered foxing throughout. Physical description: [2], v, 718p; [9] p., [36] leaves of plates: ill. (etchings); 8°.Notes: Includes an index and bibliography for each county. Subjecta: Warwickshire (England) History. Warwickshire (England) Description and travel. Westmorland (England) History. Westmorland (England) Description and travel.Worcestershire (England) History. Worcestershire (England) Description and travel. Genre: Illustrated. 1 Kg. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Good +. 616 pages, frontispiece, added engraved series title page, 28 leaves of plates: tables; 22 cm. Red morocco spine with gilt-tooled spine title; dark red pebble-grain cloth over boards. All page edges have red speckling. White endpapers with blue fibers. Somersetshire County concludes in the next volume (Vol. XIII Part II). Ex-library: remains of handwritten labels on spine; front fixed endpaper bears late 19th-century bookplate of Sage Public Library, West Bay City, Mich.; small circulation pocket on back fixed endpaper. The number "847" is faintly stamped at the foot of the the first page of text. Plates include views of: Shrewsbury; the ruins of Haughmond Abbey, Buildwas Abbey, Wenlock Abbey (Wenlock Priory), and Lilleshall Abbey; Bridgenorth (Bridgnorth); Ludlow Castle prior to new construction by the Earl of Powis; the ruins of Middle Castle (Myddle Castle); and Glastonbury. In Very Good+ Condition: edges are rubbed; ex-library, as described above; clean and solid.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. [4], 413, [11], 300, [8], 208, [10] pages, frontispiece, added engraved series title page, 33 leaves of plates: tables; 22 cm. Red morocco spine with gilt-tooled spine title; dark red pebble-grain cloth over boards. All page edges have red speckling. White endpapers with blue fibers. Unpaginated pages following text contain lists of books, maps, and views relating to these counties, and indices. Each section is paginated separately. Ex-library: remains of handwritten labels on spine; front fixed endpaper bears late 19th-century bookplate of Sage Public Library, West Bay City, Mich.; small circulation pocket on back fixed endpaper. The number "849" is faintly stamped at the foot of the the first page of text. Plates include views of: Freston Tower (possibly the oldest folly in England); the Pavilion at Brighton, just prior to the work of architect John Nash, who added the Indo-Saracenic elements known today; Rendlesham House (Rendlesham Hall), prior to its destruction by fire in 1830; the ruins of Dunwich Church (possibly All Saints' Church, which was abandoned in the early 18th century and fell into the sea in the early 20th century); Temple Grove, a residence that became Temple Grove School in the early 19th century and was demolished in 1908; and Bodiham Castle (sic Bodiam Castle), before its partial restoration in the 1830s. In Very Good Condition: edges are rubbed; ex-library, as described above; light foxing on a few plates and adjacent pages; otherwise, clean and solid.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. vii, [1], 543, [23], 156, [4] pages, frontispiece, added engraved series title page, 23 leaves of plates: tables; 22 cm. Red morocco spine with gilt-tooled spine title; dark red pebble-grain cloth over boards. All page edges have red speckling. White endpapers with blue fibers. Unpaginated pages following text contain lists of books, maps, and views relating to the Counties of Oxfordshire and Rutlandshire; and indices. Each section is paginated separately. Ex-library: two small handwritten spine labels; front fixed endpaper bears late 19th-century bookplate of Sage Public Library, West Bay City, Mich.; small circulation pocket on back fixed endpaper. The number "846" is faintly stamped at the foot of the the first page of text. Plates include views of: the tower of Magdalen College, Oxford; the town of Oxford; Christ Chuch Cathedral, Oxford; Clarendon Printing House and the Theatre; St. Peter-in-the-East, Oxford; St. Mary's Church, Iffley; and Tynwell Church, Rutlandshire (All Saints' Church in Tinwell), prior to its mid-19th-century restoration. In Very Good Condition: edges are rubbed; ex-library, as described above; light foxing on a few plates and adjacent pages; otherwise, clean and solid.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good +. viii, 758, [60] pages, frontispiece, added engraved series title page, 50 leaves of plates: tables; 22 cm. Red morocco spine with gilt-tooled spine title; dark red pebble-grain cloth over boards. All page edges have red speckling. White endpapers with blue fibers. Unpaginated pages following text contain a list of books, maps, views, and plans relating to the County of Middlesex; additions and corrections; indices; and directions for placing the plates to London and Middlesex. Ex-library: two small handwritten spine labels; front fixed endpaper bears late 19th-century bookplate of Sage Public Library, West Bay City, Mich.; small circulation pocket on back fixed endpaper. The number "843" is faintly stamped at the foot of the the first page of text. This is the fourteenth volume in an extensive set of books on the counties of England and Wales, arranged alphabetically. This volume concludes the coverage of Middlesex County and London begun in volume 10. Plates include views of: Chelsea Hospital; Brandenburgh House (since demolished); Holland House (largely destroyed in World War I); St. Pancras Church; Caen Wood; Highgate Archway; Hackney Church; Chiswick House; Castle Hill Lodge (replaced in 1845); Twyford Abbey (now abandoned); Hampton Court Palace; Staines Bridge; and Wyer Hall (demolished 1818). In Very Good+ Condition: edges are rubbed; ex-library, as described above; clean and solid. …

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good +. [2], 752, [70] pages, frontispiece, added engraved series title page, 41 leaves of plates: plans and tables; 22 cm. Red morocco spine with gilt-tooled spine title; dark red pebble-grain cloth over boards. All page edges have red speckling. White endpapers with blue fibers. Unpaginated pages following text contain additions and corrections; a list of books, maps, plans, and prints relating to Middlesex and London; and indices. Ex-library: two small handwritten spine labels; front fixed endpaper bears late 19th-century bookplate of Sage Public Library, West Bay City, Mich.; small circulation pocket on back fixed endpaper. The number "842" is faintly stamped at the foot of the the first page of text. This is the thirteenth volume in an extensive set of books on the counties of England and Wales, arranged alphabetically. This volume continues the coverage of Middlesex County (and London) begun in volume 10. Includes a separate title page for the multi-volume London and Middlesex group: "London and Middlesex; or, An Historical, Commercial & Descriptive Survey of the Metropolis of Great-Britain Vol. III." Plates include views of: Westminter Abbey; the remnant of Savoy Hospital; Somerset House (from the water); Drury Lane Theatre, which burnt down in 1809; Carlton House (demolished in the 19th century); Bullock's Museum in Piccadilly (demolished in 1905); and the Temple Church (partially destroyed during World War II). In Very Good+ Condition: edges are rubbed; ex-library, as described above; clean and solid.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good +. [6], 756, [24] pages, frontispiece, added engraved series title page, 30 leaves of plates: plans and tables; 22 cm. Red morocco spine with gilt-tooled spine title; dark red pebble-grain cloth over boards. All page edges have red speckling. White endpapers with blue fibers. Includes index. Ex-library: two small handwritten spine labels; front fixed endpaper bears late 19th-century bookplate of Sage Public Library, West Bay City, Mich.; small circulation pocket on back fixed endpaper. The number "841" is faintly stamped at the foot of the the first page of text. This is the twelfth volume in an extensive set of books on the counties of England and Wales, arranged alphabetically. This volume continues the coverage of Middlesex County (and London) begun in volume 10. Includes a separate title page for the multi-volume London and Middlesex group: "London and Middlesex; or, An Historical, Commercial & Descriptive Survey of the Metropolis of Great-Britain Vol. III." Plates include views of: the Temple of Concord in Green Park; Shoreditch Church; Bethlehem Hospital as it appeared in 1811; the Dutch Church (destroyed during World War II); Hall of the Brotherhood of the Holy Trinity; Bow Church; the interior of the Priory Church of St. Bartholomew; and St. Dunstan's in the East (destroyed during World War II). In Very Good+ Condition: edges are rubbed; ex-library, as described above; clean and solid.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Brown covers, Darkened added label with a handwritten abbreviated title across spine and onto covers, scuffed corners and worn spine-ends. Sound binding, pages are clean but a little darkened. Plates have foxing, some more heavily than others. Plates contained are: Title vignette Dropping Well; 114 York old bridge over River Fosse; 207 York Minster; 233 The Ouse Bridge, York; 252 Castle Howard, North-west view; 254 Castle Howard, seat of the Earl of Carlisle; 285 Byland Abbey; 299 Captain James Cook (portrait); 358 Scarborough Castle; 411 Bridlington Priory; 539 Cottingham Church; 562 Howden; 564 Howden Church; 572 Wressle Castle; 578 Hemingbrough Church; 634 Knaresbrough; 636 Knaresbrough Castle; 638 Knaresbrough Castle; 642 Dropping Well at Knaresbrough, and St Winifrid's Well, North Wales; 644 Entrance of St. Robert's Chapel at Knaresbrough, and Inside; 648 (Tree and armorial shield); 649 Eugene Aeam; 694 Fountains Abbey; 714 Town of Otley and Valley of Wharfe; 729 New Hall; 724 Skipton Castle; 729 Bolton Priory; 795 The Tower and part of the Cloisters of Kirkstall Abbey; 834 The Principal Front of Wentworth House, and Sheriff House Castle; 844 Roach (Roche) Abbey; 849 Church of St. George's; 851 Christ Church Doncaster; 872 Coningburgh (Conisbrough) Castle; 876 Sprotbrough Hall; 904 Hatfield Manor House. viii, 935 pages plus index. No dust jacket, as published. Previous owner's name in ink at front. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 50324091061. All our books are sent by tracked mail. This book is heavier than 1kg, and may incur additional delivery charges on some delivery services to some locations. …

Zustand: Good. First Edition. G : in good condition. Modern rebind with new eps. Some foxing, especially prelims. 200mm x 120mm (8" x 5"). 363pp. Frontispiece engraved portrait and fold out engraved plate. Repairs and slight loss to fold-out plate. '.Unto Which is Added, the True Way of Curing, not only the Consummate and Invererate, but also the Mercurial Pox, Found to be More Dangerous than the Pox itself.'. Marbled hardback boards with grey cloth spine.…