Map works (11 résultats)

map. Etat : Good. Minimal highlighting on map. Book shows common (average) signs of wear and use. Binding is still tight. Covers are intact but may be repaired. We have 75,000 books to choose from -- Ship within 24 hours -- Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Near Fine. Revised edition; dj w/price clipped, in mylar; 775 clean, unmarked pages. 48 pages b/w Photos; Map (illustrateur).

Soft cover. Etat : Very Good. Map: Very Good/, $54.53 CALIFORNIA OFFICIAL HIGHWAY MAP, 1966 CALIFORNIA Department of Public Works. CALIFORNIA Department of Public Works; H. M. Gousha Company. 1966 Folding Road Map Of California, 1965, In: Very Good/, Condition, Child`s Scribbling Graffiti On Covers. Description Applies To This Map, ONLY. This Map Is Hard To Find, Will Be Packaged And Shipped Carefully, To Avoid Shipping Damage And Will Make It, An Excellent Addition To Your Own Personal Library Collection, Or As A Gift. WORLD WIDE SHIPPING, AVAILABLE. H. M. Gousha Company. 1966 Map: Very Good/, (illustrateur). …

Spiral binding. Etat : Good. Finger Lakes, Western NY Atlas. First edition, 2006. Spiral binding. No markings noted; gentle wear.

Unbound. Etat : Very Good. 1st. small item to fit in traveler's vest pocket, map folded inside along with a notepad & calendar. The calendar is detached but intact Size: Map Size 20" x 13". Map (illustrateur).

Soft cover. Etat : New. Etat de la jaquette : New. 1st Edition. New. Very slight marking to the top edge. Many plates amny in colour and some full page plus a coloured map showing where his public works are. (illustrateur).

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. Etat de la jaquette : Very Good. 1st. 593 clean, unmarked pages/index; dj w/some hcipping, clipped price, in mylar; red faux-leathere w/gilt spine titles; lite wear at extremities. B/w Illus; maps on end Papers; Fold-out Map in Rear Pocket (illustrateur).

Trade paperback. Etat : Acceptable. Prompt Shipment, shipped in Boxes, Tracking PROVIDEDAcceptable, trade paperback map, creasing, staining.

First edition (not stated). viii, 162 pages plus unpaged plates. Staple-bound paperback: H 21.6cm x L 14cm. Brown paper covers toned, soiled, and with small stains as well as slight wear along edges; strongest staining at lower spine with shallow overlap into both covers' adjacent corners; front cover decorated with pictorial illustration by Archibald Boggs; past owner's ink signature at front cover's top margin; strong crease at rear cover's fore-edge margin; shallow chipping at spine heel with head scuffed. Text block edges toned as are interior leaves; several small stains to fore-edge. Presentation copy with sponsor's seven-line ink inscription "Compliments | of | The Woman's Club | of | Gulfport and | the city of Biloxi | ~ " on first blank page opposite front cover verso (i.e. frontispiece's blank recto). Usual light foxing to color and b/w plates and their adjacent pages; several leaves have creases which are attributable to production flaws rather than carless past ownership. Binding is firm. A good+ copy of a quite uncommon Federal Writers' Project imprint. With Preface by Woman's Club of Gulfport, unpaged b/w frontispiece, twenty unpaged leaves of plates (featuring total of eight color and nineteen b/w images), and four-panel foldout map drawn by Roe Fly, Jr. titled "Mississippi Gulf Coast" tipped-in between page 162 and rear cover recto (errant fold-lines affecting two panels). Thirteen of the photo images are credited to Eri Douglas and Gene Holcomb who respectively served as State Director and State Editor. Text divided into prefatory "General Information" and "Announcement" (being a summary of the WPA state guidebook), and six sections among three parts: Part I having "The Coast in Silhouette" and "Food and Frivolity;" Part II having "A Few Close-Ups" and "On the Beach and Off;" and Part III with "Chronology" and "Index." {Bibliographical references: Powell 843; Dykes 156; Scharf & Schoyer Catalogue 305; September 1941 WPA Writers' Program Publications catalogue - page 22.} Description copyright David Hallinan, Bookseller. {MS-Shelf #4}.…

First edition (not stated). viii, 162 pages plus unpaged plates. Staple-bound paperback: H 21.5cm x L 13.75cm. Light brown paper covers; front cover decorated with pictorial illustration by Archibald Boggs; covers toned with slight soiling as well as slight curling/wear wear at fore-edge corners, short tear at rear cover's top right adjacent to spine. Text block edges toned with interior leaves affected at margins; non-authorial four-line ink gift inscription at top of frontispiece's blank recto; color and b/w plates have foxing; two leaves of plates between pages 120-121 are chipped at their top fore-edge corners but not affecting images; several leaves toward rear slightly curled at their fore-edge corners. Binding is firm. A very good- copy of a quite uncommon Federal Writers' Project imprint. With Preface by Woman's Club of Gulfport, unpaged b/w frontispiece, twenty unpaged leaves of plates (featuring total of eight color and nineteen b/w images), and four-panel foldout map drawn by Roe Fly, Jr. titled "Mississippi Gulf Coast" tipped-in between page 162 and rear cover recto. Thirteen of the photo images are credited to Eri Douglas and Gene Holcomb who respectively served as State Director and State Editor. Text divided into prefatory "General Information" and "Announcement" (being a summary of the WPA state guidebook), and six sections among three parts: Part I having "The Coast in Silhouette" and "Food and Frivolity;" Part II having "A Few Close-Ups" and "On the Beach and Off;" and Part III with "Chronology" and "Index." {Bibliographical references: Powell 843; Dykes 156; Scharf & Schoyer Catalogue 305; September 1941 WPA Writers' Program Publications catalogue - page 22.} Description copyright David Hallinan, Bookseller. {MS-Shelf #3}. …

Excellent condition. Dissected and laid on linen. Accompanied by original casewithgiltgold. Size 24 x 19 Inches. A scarce and handsome folding map focusing on the British Isles and northern France engraved and published by Auguste-François Ale?s in 1831. It celebrates the oeuvre of Sir Walter Scott (1771 - 1832) and labels locations that feature in his works. A Closer Look Coverage includes the British Isles, northern France, and part of the Low Countries. An inset at top-left highlights the distance between England and Palestine, while one at bottom-left focuses on Palestine itself. The main map and insets are intended to provide context for Scott's works, several of which are set during the Crusades, including Ivanhoe and The Talisman (translated into French with the title Richard en Palestine ). Particularly close attention is paid to areas around his hometown of Edinburgh. Flourishes are added by an elaborate title cartouche, complete with portrait of Scott, intricate border, and vignettes. A note at bottom discusses the genesis and aims of the map. Scott and His Works Sir Walter Scott was a Scottish writer who worked in several genres. He is especially important for developing the historical novel and for his contributions to Scottish literature and culture. Born and raised in Edinburgh, where he would spend most of his life, Scott studied law at the University of Edinburgh but in the process became deeply interested in literature and poetry. He was strongly influenced by German Romanticism, including its idealization of the Middle Ages and knightly chivalry (like Scott, Ale?s was squarely under the influence of German Romanticism, as seen in his delicate engravings of knightly arms and regalia). By the time of his death the year after this map's publication, Scott had become popular throughout Europe and his work influenced many later 19th century European novelists. Publication History and Census This map was engraved and published by Auguste-François Ale?s in 1831, with the engraved portrait of Scott based on a painting by Charles Robert Leslie. Interest in Scott's work would have been high at the time. Aside from translations of individual works, his collected works were published in French by Auguste Wahlen in Brussels over several years in the late 1820s. The only known example of this work in institutional collections is with the Bibliothèque nationale de France. The present example is especially notable for its presentation, dissected and laid on linen for folding into an ornate case. References: OCLC 1353210191.…