Baist g w (3 resultados)

Hardcover. First Edition. Folio, unpaginated. In Good minus condition. Bound in tan cloth with black lettering and a brown plaque to front board. Heavy staining to cloth. Bumping to top and fore edges of boards. Fraying along edges of textblock. Numbered tabs protruding from fore edge of textblock. Previous bookseller's sticker adhered to front pastedown. Heavy staining, age toning, and penciling throughout textblock, including large water stains along lower edge and gutter. Some repair to binding and linen. Features 43 hand-colored linen-backed maps. Lacking map 23. Shelved above music. Volume 1: N.W. section [south of Florida Ave.], Volume 2: [N.E. section south of Florida Ave., S.E. section west of Anacostia River, and S.W., Volume 3: West Washington and the county. 1381310. Shelved Dupont Bookstore. …

No Binding. Condición: Fair. Volume 4 of Baist's Real Estate Atlas Surveys of Washington District of Columbia. Complete in Four Volumes (this is volume 4 only). Compiled and Published from Official Records, Private Plans and Actual Surveys. by G.W. Baist Surveyor and Map Publisher. Philadelphia. 1907. Atlas of linen-backed maps. Hand colored. As you can see from the photos, this volume has endured some wear and tear. No covers - the first page present is the title page. Map number 26 is missing. All the rest -- Index maps plus 26 others -- are present (numbered 1-27). At this point the Atlas is disbound. It's essentially 27 individual maps, suitable for framing and display. Linen-backed paper, toned from age. Remains of leather tabs on the page edges (the protruding parts are gone). Index map is nearly split in half, badly tattered at the fold. Plate 1 also has significant wear at the fold. Plates 2, 3, 4, 5 have some moisture stain on the back (the linen side) but it only barely shows on the front. The middle maps (6-14) are quite clean, both front and back, with only minor fraying at the extreme edges. The bottom of the pile (maps 15-21) have a bit of moisture stain on the back (see photos), but again, it only barely shows through onto the front. The end maps (22, 23, 24, 25) have extensive moisture stains on the back side & on the fronts there are patches that are toned brown from where the moisture has bled through. Map 27 is a half-page map and it's in pretty good shape. The maps measure 23.5 inches tall and 34 inches wide (when they are unfolded). I seem to be allowed to post only 12 photos -- I have many more that I can send, if you'd like to see all the details. I think I'm able to send more photos through the "ask seller a question" feature. Maps are scale 100 feet to the inch. Each structure is identified by number. Neighborhoods, streets, etc all clearly labeled in handsome engineer's hand. Despite wear to edges and even despite damage to the backsides, the maps are quite attractive. Baist's maps are scarce. The atlases were updated many times over the years & most that you will see for sale are the WWII-era editions. I cannot find a volume of the 1907 edition anywhere, at the moment. Reproductions of these maps are readily available for $25-$35 and up, but these are the Originals. …

(LONG BRANCH). BAIST, G[eorge] W[illiam]. Atlas of Long Branch New Jersey. Compiled from Actual Surveys, Official Records & Private Plans. Phila.: J.L. Smith, 1886. 1st ed. folio. 19 double-page hand colored maps. Orig. cloth, rebacked and recornered. Rare. OCLC locates only 5 copies. Shows property owners, lot sizes, building shapes and materials.…