andrew dury (22 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. 0901354171. 1986 reprint, bright clean copy, no markings, Professional booksellers since 1981.

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. Approximately A3-sized 16-page (stitched booklet) reproduction in soft covers. **PLEASE NOTE** that there may be a surcharge to pay for international postage (at cost) on this item: we'll advise you of the amount when you order, and you will have the option of accepting or cancelling at that point.

Half-Leather. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. Andrew Dury Ilustrador. Two volumes in one, half-leather with marbled boards. 16" x 22" . printed for and sold by A. Dury, in Duke's Court, St Martin's Lane, 1765. Sardinia map taken from the famous map of Borgonio and Genoa taken from the celebrated Spanish map of that country by Chaffrion. Title page in red and black and English/French. Two pages of an alphabetical index, two pages with remarks on the interpretation of the maps. The Sardinia maps include 12 double sheets. dedication engraving. Some outline hand coloring. The Genoa map: Eight double sheets and single dedication engraving. Some light foxng, generally clean and very strong impressions throughout. Front free end page detached but present with some edge chips. Ex-library with pencil notations to top right corner of titlt page and a small duplicate copy ink stamp on reverse of title page. Otherwise clean and unmarked throughout.Leather on corners of boards worn. Boards worn at edges with corners rounded. Spine covering missing with some remnants on boards and ends of page signatures. Signatures tight. A very nice copy in an unrestored state of a scarce title. Photos of all pages available- please inquire. Shipping will exceed the standard rate due to size.

Condición: New. Print on Demand pp. 90.

No binding. Condición: Good. FIRST EDITION. Oblong octavo (130 x 170 mm.), full modern calf, gilt ruled, ornate gilt ribbed spine with red calf gilt title label. With engraved pictorial title (browned margin) and dedication leaf, engraved contents leaf, 22 double-page early wash coloured engraved maps by Joseph Ellis numbered to 21, 18 double-page early wash coloured engraved city plans on 18 sheets numbered to 22 (no no. 9 called for), the 2 of London and 1 of Edinburgh are folding. With slight colour offsetting of the maps, light oxidation of colour on some maps. This appealing atlas was designed to be a companion to Dury's 'A New General and Universal Atlas'. It contains a charming series of town plans based on those of John Rocque, as stated in the title. Except for the map of the Isle of Wight, the maps are coastal ones covering the whole of the British Isles. The Isle of Wight is numbered '0', but placed between '3' and '4' in geographical order, and may have been a last minute inclusion. These are followed by the superb series of town plans. The date of publication is derived from that given to London on the contents leaf 'London as it is this present year 1764'. Andrew Dury (fl.1754-78) it is believed was a Huguenot emigre from Paris who first appears in Dublin in 1754, presumably having accompanied John Rocque. He was, it is believed, the manager of Rocque's shop in 1757. Dury was an engraver, surveyor, publisher, printer, map, and printseller. In 1761 he co-published with Robert Sayer 'A New General and Universal Atlas' with 39 small maps engraved on 45 sheets. A second edition was printed in collaboration with Carington Bowles c.1764 to accompany, it is believed, 'A Collection of Plans of the Principal Cities of Great Britain and Ireland' offered here. Provenance: Clive A. Burden Ltd. Catalogue I item 48; Dr. Adrian Almond collection; Dominic Winter auction 19 September 2012 lot 65; Clive A. Burden Ltd.; private English collection. Chubb (1927) 187; Darlington & Howgego (1964) no. 129; ESTC N69223; Shirley (2004) T.Dury 2a; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).

No binding. Folio (560 x 400 mm.), contemporary half calf, ornate blind ruled, with original red calf gilt title label affixed to upper board, rebacked. With typographic title page, index table, general index map of the county, and 18 double page sheets each approximately 460 x 630 mm., all in early outline colour, light offsetting as usual, otherwise in good condition. This is one of three large scale county surveys published by the partners John Andrews (fl.1766-98) and Andrew Dury (fl.1742-78). The other counties were of Hertfordshire published c.1766 and Kent in 1769. This, the last of their counties, was first published in 1773. All three were undertaken at the very large scale of TWO INCHES TO THE MILE, only a handful were published with this much detail in the eighteenth century. This is an example of the second edition published by William Faden, it is rarer than the first. Indeed, the general index map is known by only the one example in the Royal Geographical Society and one other example found in the Kentish Catalogue of 1997. Faden improved the map considerably with new information. A further feature is the introduction of a title page and a list of the towns, villages and 'Principal Seats of the Nobility and Gentry'. The numeration of the plates was also altered; it now starts in the north west corner of the county. He removed the old list of subscribers and replaced it with a new title. The ornate dedication cartouche to the landowners of the county was designed by Giovanni Battista Cipriani and engraved by James Caldwell (1739-1822). Provenance: private English collection. Kentish 'Large Scale County Maps of England and Wales 1705-1832', no. 63; Rodger (1972) 495; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. 1st Edition. Circa 1770S.Highly Decorated Engraved Vignette Title-Page, Likewise The Dedication Page.Thirty-Nine Beautifully Hand Coloured Maps In Amazingly Clean Fresh Condition. Cont. Full Calf Neatly Rebacked Morocco Label. Size : 17.5 X 15.5 Cms. The Collation Seems To Match The List Of Maps, Except Only One Map Of Canada Present. Shirley ,Dtory - 1A "Their Copy Similarly Has One Map For Canada. "There Are Fewer Maps Than Noted In The Title As One Or Two Occupy More Than One Leaf." Shirley Lists The Publisher As Drury And Robert Sayer Also Lists The 1761 First Edition Carington Bowles.

Condición: molto buono. Album in-folio (mm.530x400), legatura coeva mezza pelle e ang., dorso a nervi con titolo oro. Due parti in un vol., titolo generale in inglese e francese: I) carta d'assieme, dedica figurata al nobile John Earl of Bute, 10 carte topografiche per il Borgonio 1680, tutti incisi in rame su doppia pagina. II) Doppio foglio a stampa di spiegazioni e istruzioni; una carta generale degli Stati della Repubblica di Genova; 8 carte su doppia pagina dell'atlante di Chaffrion del 1685(una con la Sardegna e la Corsica). Confini dipinti. Magnifico atlante che migliora le conoscenze cartografiche del Borgonio e dello Chaffrion su Piemonte e zone alpine, particolarmente del Monte Bianco e della Liguria, Esemplare completo, perfettamente conservato. Cfr. Aliprandi, Cartografia Alpina, 49/1, 50, e 50/1, 50/2. Book.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. oblong 8vo. engraved title, engraved dedication, engraved list of maps, & 39 hand-coloured maps on 45 plates (6 folded), engraved by Thomas Kitchen & others. contemporary calf (very worn & oxidized but sound, joints repaired, light offsetting & short tears to folds of a few maps - no loss). armorial bookplate of Jones Tirel-Morin. Second Edition (?). The maps in this edition of Dury's atlas have an additional title above the upper margin. Three, those of North America, Canada and the West Indies, have been revised to incorporate the results of the 1763 Treaty of Paris that put an end to the Seven Years' War and France's position as a major colonial power in North America. Phillips, Atlases, 634.

Rilegato. Condición: ottimo. prima edizione. In-8° oblungo, contiene: frontespizio inciso su rame+dedica (Benoist del. et sculp.)+l'indice delle mappe+39 carte (numerate 1 a 45), tutte con coloriture originali, incluse 6 ripiegate (ciascuna è numerata come 2 carte) . Rara edizione originale di questo graziosissimo atlante portatile. Tra le carte: il planisfero, l'India, l'Africa, il Senegal, l'America del Nord, l'America del Sud, il Canada, l'Irlanda, la Scozia, il nord dell'Inghilterra, e il sud, carte dettagliate dell'Europa, la Russia, la Turchia. Legatura coeva in pelle, con tassello al dorso.

Original colour; light soiling mainly to margins, otherwise fine condition. A miniature map of Connaught. Published by Dury in 'A Collection of Plans of the Principal Cities of Great Britain and Ireland: with Maps of the Coast of the said Kingdoms;'. Possibly engraved by J Cheevers.

Original colour; light soiling mainly to margins, otherwise fine condition. A miniature map of Ulster. Published by Dury in 'A Collection of Plans of the Principal Cities of Great Britain and Ireland: with Maps of the Coast of the said Kingdoms;'. Possibly engraved by J Cheevers.

Original colour; light soiling mainly to margins, otherwise fine condition. A miniature map of Leinster. Published by Dury in 'A Collection of Plans of the Principal Cities of Great Britain and Ireland: with Maps of the Coast of the said Kingdoms;'. Possibly engraved by J Cheevers.

Original hand coloured map mounted on linen measuring 27½'' x 18''. Super boats out at sea also showing 'Brake' and 'Crofs Ledge' [Goodwin Sands]. Just a little fraying to the edges, colours sharp and bright, without any creases and in Very Good clean condition. Member of the P.B.F.A. KENT [Stourmouth].

Letterpress title printed in red and black in English and French. 11 double-page mapsheets hand colored in outline, 2-leaf letterpress table [i.e. the 12th sheet of the map, numbered so at the upper right corner], 2-leaf Remarques in French, double-page index map of Republic of Genoa hand colored in outline, 8 double-page mapsheets hand colored in outline. Lacks the index map of Sardinia. Folio (20-1/2x15 inches). Dury's edition of Giovanni Tommaso Borgonio's Carta corografica degli Stati di S.M. il Re di Sardegna (on 25 sheets, published 1683) and José Chaffrion's Carta dela rivera de Genoa (12 sheets, 1685), comprising wall maps of Sardinia and Genoa bound in sheets as an atlas. ESTC N66751 (locating 2 copies) Nineteenth century half calf and pastepaper boards, worn. Maps toned. Provenance: General Theological Seminary (inked stamp on title, bookplates) Letterpress title printed in red and black in English and French. 11 double-page mapsheets hand colored in outline, 2-leaf letterpress table [i.e. the 12th sheet of the map, numbered so at the upper right corner], 2-leaf Remarques in French, double-page index map of Republic of Genoa hand colored in outline, 8 double-page mapsheets hand colored in outline. Lacks the index map of Sardinia. Folio (20-1/2x15 inches).

No binding. Condición: Very Good. A VERY LARGE TWO INCH TO THE MILE MAP. Eighteen double-page sheets each approximately 465 x 645 mm., all in early outline colour, most internal edges trimmed to neatline with no loss of any imprint, a couple of minor tears repaired, extreme lower right corner a little waterstained, otherwise in good condition. This is one of three large scale county surveys published by the partners John Andrews (fl.1766-98) and Andrew Dury (fl.1742-78). The other counties were of Hertfordshire published c.1766 and Kent in 1769. This, the last of their counties, was first published in 1773. All three were undertaken at the very large scale of TWO INCHES TO THE MILE, only a handful were published with this much detail in the eighteenth century. This is an example of the second edition published by William Faden, it is rarer than the first. Faden improved the map considerably with new information. The numeration of the plates was also altered; it now starts in the north west corner of the county. He removed the old list of subscribers in the upper right corner and replaced it with a new title. The ornate dedication cartouche to the landowners of the county was designed by Giovanni Battista Cipriani and engraved by James Caldwell (1739-1822). Provenance: private English collection. Chubb (1911) p. 263; Kentish 'Large Scale County Maps of England and Wales 1705-1832', no. 63; Rodger (1972) 495; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).

Grandiosa carta geografica e corografica del Piemonte ispirata alla celeberrima carta di Tommaso Borgonio pubblicata nel 1680 con l`aggiunta di qualche territorio. La grande mappa in esame, in prima edizione a cui ne seguì un`altra nel 1783, fu pubblicata in atlante. Qui è presente a fogli sciolti (i primi 10 suddivisi in 8 stacchi ciascuno incollato su tela d`epoca) e raffigurano l`intera parte cartografica. Non è presente il quadro sinottico e descrittivo d`insieme, che doveva essere posizionato in alto a destra e in luogo dell`angolo inferiore sinistro abbiamo la prersenza del paesaggio montano sempre pubblicato nell`atlante qui in formato ridotto,rifilata ai margini. Carta incisa su matrici di rame e colorata all`acquarello d`epoca lungo i confini. Esemplare in eccellenti condizioni.

Elegante legatura inglese in marocchino rosso con piccoli nervi, ricchi fregi e titolo ( Roads of italy ) oro su tassello al ds. Cornici ai piatti con fleurons angolari. Labbri e dentelles decorate. Carte di guardia marmorizzate. Lievi tracce d usura al dorso e agli angoli. Tavola n. 9 con minime imperfezioni marginali, peraltro esemplare in ottimo stato di conservazione. Guida assai rara - censita da ICCU in due sole biblioteche italiane - alle stazioni postali lungo i principali itinerari, raffigurate nel dettaglio insieme a fiumi, città e coste presenti lungo il percorso. In particolare, le indicazioni riguardanti osterie e alberghi sono estremamente curiose, talvolta accompagnate da onesti giudizi sulla loro qualità. 8vo (cm. 19,5), 36 pp. Con una Carta generale delle Poste d Italia e 26 tavole itinerarie ripiegate in bella coloritura d epoca). Frontespizio e testo paralleli in italiano e francese.

No Binding. Condición: Very Good. A spectacular and historically important 18th century wall-map of the Republic of Genoa. Details In many ways, this beautifully composed chart of the Republic of Genoa epitomizes why we love maps. It is deeply evocative, not only of a time in which Italy remained segregated into republics and principalities, but indeed of the dramatic landscapes of the French and Italian Rivieras that once constituted the Republic of Genoa. It is thus that each time we engage with this map, different details seem to jump off the page. Sometimes the first thing that comes to mind is the natural topography: the way the mountains of Liguria press right up to the sea, giving shape to the dramatic and picturesque port towns of Portofino, Sanremo, and Monaco, and the fashionable beach towns of Antibes, Nice, and Cannes. Other times, this is a map that makes us think about power both gained and lost for at the center of the map we find the heart of the Republic: the great city of Genoa. The Republic of Genoa was a dominant maritime power and far-reaching mini-empire that existed for almost seven centuries. And yet, the end was near, and before the turn of the century, Napoleon would erase it from the map. In that sense, this map constitutes an historically important documentation of a key region in Europe on the cusp of change. Neatline is famous for its detailed and in-depth descriptions. To receive the full description for this listing free of charge, please contact us using the 'ask the seller' function below.

Folio (54.9 x 37.5cm). General title-page in English and French and printed in red and black, 2-page index, 2-page explanations, 11 (of 12) douple-page map-sheets incl. index map, double-page index map and 8 map-sheets, all maps hand-coloured in outline, 2 leaves of text and 2 index leaves in French, printed on rectos only; without the double-page engraved dedication, title a bit browned and spotted, first map of the republic of Genoa lightly stained, a few maps very lightly browned. Contemporary half russia; extremities lightly rubbed, corners bumped. mba004 A fine example, with aristocratic provenance, of Dury's London edition of two wall-maps of North-Western Italy: Borgonio's Carta corografica degli Stati di S.M. il Re di Sardegna and Chaffrion's Carta dela rivera de Genoa. Giovanni Tomasso Borgonio (1620-83) was a Piedmontese military engineer active in the Kingdom of Savoy in the late 1770s and early 1680s, who made a series of important surveys of towns of the region, many published in Blaeu's Town Books of Italy (the Savoy (Sabaudia) volumes, Amsterdam 1682). He is however best known for his remarkable survey of the Kingdom of Sardinia, published as Carta generale de' Stati di S.A.R. in 1680. Josà Chaffrion (1653-98), a Spanish military engineer, was active in Piedmont in the 1680s, producing a fine map of Liguria in 1685. Both are outstanding examples of the surveyors' art, both are very rare in the original printing and both had a huge (and long-term) influence on the cartography of the two regions, neither map really superseded for over a century. When Andrew Dury (d. 1777), a London publisher of French Huguenot extraction, decided to issue maps of these two regions, these were still the best maps available to him - and this London edition catches in full the quality and detail of the originals. The Borgonio map was dedicated to John, Earl of Bute, some-time favourite of and Prime Minister to King George III; however, he enjoyed a spectacular fall from grace when he lost the ear of the king, and the absence, in this copy, of the sheet bearing the dedication to him (which has no map content) may reflect the politics of the day, as there is no evidence of its later removal. Cox II, p.406; Shirley BL T.DURY-3a.

Hertfordshire - Rare large-scale map of Hertfordshire Folio (550 by 400mm), index map, large-scale engraved map, on nine sheets, fine original full-wash colour, plan of Hertford, and plan of St Albans, half-calf over blue marbled paper boards. Andrews's and Dury's large scale map of Hertfordshire. John Andrews and Andrew Dury were responsible for three large scale eighteenth century county surveys: the present map - Hertfordshire 1766 , Kent 1769, and Wiltshire in 1773. All three surveys are on a scale of two inches to one mile. The majority of the large scale maps were on a scale of one inch to one mile. This larger scale allowed for much greater detail; and the map depicts hills, woods and barrows, commons heaths and parks, rivers, ponds and wells, bridges and windmills, churches and chapels, towns, villages and parishes, gentlemen's seats, farms and houses, turnpikes, secondary roads and lanes, county and hundred boundaries. A note on the map reads "NB The Western Part of this County from Chipping Barnet along the North Road was Survey'd by John Andrews, the East Part by Andrew Dury etc". Dury was a London book-seller who probably put up most of the capital for the project. The map, which sold for £1.16s. in sheets, is functional rather than decorative, the title being contained in a simple rectangle. The only decoration is provided by the dedication - a large vignette engraving incorporating a hunting scene with the names of various nobility on a banner in the sky. Although the name of the map's engraves is not given, it could be possibly have been John Cheevers who engraved the town plans that were published by Dury around the same time.

London: Dury, 1764. Fine original colour. 115 x 140mm. A good example. A charming miniature, one of the few 18th century plans of Chester, with an eight-point key. It was published in Dury's rare pocket atlas, 'A Collection of Plans of the Principal Cities of Great Britain & Ireland, with Maps of the Coast of the Said Kingdoms, Drawn from the most Accurate Surveys, In Particular those taken by the late Mr. J. Rocque, Topographer to His Majesty'. This was designed as a companion to Dury's 'Universal Pocket Atlas'.