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SWISS PICTURES DRAWN WITH PEN AND PENCIL
London: Religious Tract Society, n.d.
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SEAS AND LANDS
ARNOLD, Edwin
New York: Longmans, Green, 1891.
Price: $125.00
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HUNZA LAND. THE FABULOUS HEALTH AND YOUTH WONDERLAND OF THE WORLD
BANK, Dr. Allen and TAYLOR, Renee
Long Beach, CA: Whitehorn Publishing Co., (1960).
Price: $20.00
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I SEE BY MY OUTFIT
BEAGLE, Peter
New York: Viking, (1965).
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Two quarto (8-1/2" x 11") volumes in publisher's full brown morocco. Illustrated with engraved title pages in each volume, two portraits, 106 steel-engraved plates after Bartlett, and a folding lithograph map of Switzerland. Some rubbing to spine and cover edges; bindings firm and attractive.
SWITZERLAND. ILLUSTRATED IN A SERIES OF VIEWS TAKEN ON THE SPOT AND EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK BY W. H. BARTLETT
BEATTIE, William
London: James Virtue/George Virtue, n.d [@1840].
Price: $1,000.00
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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CAPTAIN JAMES COOK
BEDDIE, M. K. (ed.)
Sydney: Library of New South Wales, 1970.
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BEAUTIFUL BERMUDA. THE STANDARD GUIDE TO BERMUDA
BELL, Euphemia Young
New York/Bermuda: Beautiful Bermuda Publishing, 1929.
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CONTAINING SOME POETICAL PIECES BY DR. JOHNSON, RELATIVE TO THE TOUR, AND NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED; A SERIES OF HIS CONVERSATION, LITERARY ANECDOTES, AND OPINIONS OF MEN AND BOOKS: WITH AN AUTHENTICK ACCOUNT OF THE DISTRESSES AND ESCAPE OF THE GRANDSON OF KING JAMES II IN THE YEAR 1746. Later boards with early leather spine label. Probable First Issue: Ad leaf present but not half title which may have been lost in rebinding. Cancel leaf (pages 73-74) bound reversed. Illustrated with a portrait of Samule Johnson. A map was added in the 1791 printing but is not present here. Printed on quality paper, this edition is identical to the First London Edition, but the Errata has been incorporated into the text.
THE JOURNAL OF A TOUR TO THE HEBRIDES WITH SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL.D
BOSWELL, James
London: H. Baldwin for C. Dilly, 1786.
Price: $350.00
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CONTAINING SOME POETICAL PIECES BY DR. JOHNSON, RELATIVE TO THE TOUR, AND NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED; A SERIES OF HIS CONVERSATION, LITERARY ANECDOTES, AND OPINIONS OF MEN AND BOOKS: WITH AN AUTHENTICK ACCOUNT OF THE DISTRESSES AND ESCAPE OF THE GRANDSON OF KING JAMES II IN THE YEAR 1746. Bound in 19th century black half morocco with morocco corners and marbled boards. First issue with ad leaf and half title page. Pages 73-74 not a cancel. Interesting old manuscript note on one page. The large (19" x 17") and scarce map is present with two short marginal tears, both repaired, one professionally with paper and the other with tape. Printed on quality paper, this edition is identical to the First London Edition, but the Errata has been incorporated into the text.
THE JOURNAL OF A TOUR TO THE HEBRIDES WITH SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL.D
BOSWELL, James
London: H. Baldwin for C. Dilly, 1786.
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A HISTORY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY
BUTLER, Mann
Lexington, KY: Wilcox, Dickerman, 1834.
Price: $250.00
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ALSO SELECT PIECES OF ORIENTAL WIT, POETRY AND WISDOM. Octavo (4-1/4" x 7") bound in contemporary calf recently rebacked with a new calf spine with gilt lettering and decorations; [1l], iv, 176 pages. Illustrated with an engraved title page, four full-page engravings, and one very large (19-1/2" x 17-1/2") folding plan of Constantinople. One of the engravings is of Whirling Dervishes in action. Baltimore's travels took him from Italy through Greece to Constantinople in 1763. The following year took him through Bulgaria, Moldavia, Poland, and Germany until he eventually arrived in England. The author was the last in the line of Barons Baltimore and a descendent of the man after whom the city in Maryland is named. In fact, though he never once set foot in it, Calvert owned Maryland until his death in Naples in 1771. He willed the colony to a son, but the American Revolution got in the way. His depictions into the life and customs of the lands he traversed are vivid, just what one would expect from someone kicked out of Constantinople after being accused of keeping a private harem. Public library bookplate on front pastedown, library ink stamp on title page, and three occasions of ink numbers in the text.
A TOUR TO THE EAST, IN THE YEARS 1763 AND 1764. WITH REMARKS ON THE CITY OF CONSTANTINOPLE AND THE TURKS...
CALVERT, Frederick, 6th Baron Baltimore
London: W. Richardson & S. Clark, 1767.
Price: $2,000.00
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Decorated leather. Illustrated with two color plates. Limited and true First Edition SIGNED by the author and with a special introduction by him not included in the trade edition. One of the more beautiful Franklin Library books with decorative Australian Aboriginal motifs gracing the covers.
THE SONGLINES
CHATWIN, Bruce
Franklin Center, PA: Franklin Library, 1987.
Price: $200.00
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NUNO DE GUZMAN AND THE PROVINCE OF PANUCO IN NEW SPAIN 1518-1533
CHIPMAN, Donald
Glendale: Arthur Clark, 1967.
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Incomplete copies of both works bound together in one volume, quarto (6-1/2" x 9-1/2"), half green morocco with gilt designs and a gilt-lettered leather spine label. Each engraved title is present, and each volume has 49 of the original 60 steel engravings present, giving a total of 100 of the original 122 engravings present. Two of the finest steel-engraved illustrated books of the 19th century.
SWISS SCENERY FROM DRAWINGS BY MAJOR COCKBURN and ITALIAN SCENERY
COCKBURN, Major [James Pattison] and [BATTY, Elizabeth Frances]
London: James Reynolds, [1820].
Price: $1,500.00
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BIBLIOTHECA SINICA
CORDIER, Henri
(Mansfield): M. Martino, [1997].
Price: $225.00
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