Kent Map (9 results)

Hardcover. 1 col. map & 1 col. chart (illustrator). Chapters 1-5; sections 121-145. xiii, 337 p.; 19.5 cm. (The historical Bible ; 5) Good orig. maroon cloth. Occasional marking.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. A SPLENDID ORIGINAL ANTIQUE MAP, NOT DATED BUT PRINTED IN 1868. MOUNTED AND READY TO FRAME. VERY GOOD CONDITION . PRINTED IN COLOUR . SHOWS THE COUNTY OF KENT - SHOWS VILLAGES, HAMLETS, RAILWAYS ETC.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. R CREIGHTON (illustrator). Reprint. An original antique engraved map, which shows the Unions outlined in colour. Mounted (matted) and ready to frame. Shows towns, villages, churches, parks, hills, roads, rivers, railways etc. Drawn by R Creighton, originally in 1831, engraved by J & C Walker. Compass indicator top right, numbered key to the Poor Law Unions bottom left, with scale in miles below.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. KENT.An original antique hand coloured county map. Map size approx. 10 x 8.5 in, 26 x 21 cms. Mounted and ready to frame, mount size approx. 12 x 10 in, 31 x 25 cms, very good condition. Much detail of towns, villages, Country Seats, castles, abbeys, mail coach roads, railways, polling stations, etc. 1843 - drawn & engraved by Archer.

No Binding. Condition: With Crease. A fine Engraving - printed circa 1860. Mounted and ready to frame. Hand-colouring not contemporary but delicately and expertly executed. A fine opportunity to purchase an attractive and decorative engraved Map of Kent.

No Binding. Condition: Very Good. An original antique hand coloured map of Kent. Mounted and ready to frame . Very good condition . A splendid vintage map - decorative, attractive and somewhat uncommon. Delicate colouring - not contemporary. An impressive map with a great amount of detail and in splendid condition, dated 1829 and printed by G.Virtue.

paperback. Condition: Very Good. Illustrated by HUNT, A.R. MAP (illustrator). First Edition?. VERY GOOD Condition PAPERBACK.MAP HAS BIT WEAR ALONG BOTTOM EDGE.WAS IMPROPERLY FOLDED.QUITE MINOR.OW COVERS, TEXT & LARGE MAP ARE NOT BLEMISHED, NO TEARS, CLEAN, SOLID. ; B&W repro of painting of ship at San Francisco's GOLDEN GATE on front. back is SS Cleveland at dock in San Francisco .NICE MAP THAT IS THE SELLING POINT.IT IS TIPPED ONTO THE BACK INNER COVER.FOLDS OUT TO BE 20X17" .Titles METROPOLITAN AREA OF GREATER SAN FRANCISCO. C 1912 A.R.HUNT & shows San Anselmo down to Menlo Park. east by from Richmond to Newark. ; 16+pg +FO MAP! pages.

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Rusty Nelson (Map of Israel), Kent Burdick (Key Ma (illustrator). First Printing [Stated]. [10], 341, [1] pages. Illustrations (some in color). Maps. Resources. Bibliography. Species Lists. Index. Inscribed by the author on the fep. Inscription reads to William & Rochelle, Enjoy Natural Israel! Michal Strutin. DJ and cover have some wear and soiling, and a few dings. Michal's award-winning nonfiction focuses on natural and cultural history and travel. Her eight nonfiction books include Places of Grace: the Natural Landscapes of the American Midwest with photographer Gary Irving; Discovering Natural Israel, a high-spirited discovery of flora, fauna, and people; Florida State Parks: a Complete Recreation Guide; and History Hikes of the Smokies. Michal's articles have appeared in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Tablet, Outside, and many others. She worked as an editor at National Parks, Outside, San Francisco Examiner, and The Washington Post, and copy editor at Rolling Stone. She is also a research librarian, most recently serving as science librarian at Santa Clara University. Strutin, former editor for Outside and National Parks magazines and others, as well as an author of natural history books, writes an account of the flora, fauna, history, and culture of Israel, based on considerable experience traveling the country by various conveyances (car, bus, foot, and camel). Color photographs and valuable lists of plant and animal scientific names and Israeli names to supplement the usual names used throughout the text. Includes an extensive resource list. Chosen as a Book of the Month Club/Traditions main selection. Sun-spangled coral reefs and stark desert canyons. Luxuriant green hillsides and cascading rivers. Hyenas and wolves, otters and ostriches, countless birds and wildflowers. Israel's natural diversity rivals most places on Earth. In Discovering Natural Israel, award-winning nature writer Michal Strutin takes us on a journey through a land where three continents meet, where natural and human history intertwine in often surprising ways. With our spirited guide, we embark on a camel expedition into the sere Eilat Mountains. We stand enchanted before the shimmering waterfalls of Ein Gedi, where King David once wrote psalms and where visitors now watch ibex and hyrax leap among the cliffs. We climb Israel's green northern hills, quilted in spring with iris and poppies, cyclamen and anemones. Artfully weaving ancient history and lore with tales of modern adventure, Michal reveals how the land and people of Israel have changed over the millennia. Brimming with passion, intelligence, humor, and grace, Discovering Natural Israel is Michal Strutin's testament to a land where nature and people have interacted since the dawn of civilization. It is an eloquent tribute to a beauteous land whose geography is inscribed upon her heart.

Nicely printed on thick watermarked laid paper, roughly 56 x 78 cm. Plate dimensions roughly 40.5 x 64 cm. Even creases from folding of map four times. Fair, with a little discoloration along folds and very slight wear and loss fold junctions. At foot of plate: 'The Scale is 96 Rods to One Inch.' Only two copies of this item located: the first, in the British Library Department of Maps describes it as showing 'existing and intended drainage systems. Engraving style and date suggests hand of Charles John Downes, engraver for maps accompanying Hasted's History of Kent'. The other reference to a copy (RYE/132/25, 26) in the Archive of Rye Corporation, at East Sussex Record Office, the entry for which states that the map 'Shows principal sewers, bridges and sluices to illustrate proposed embanking of Salts Channel W. of Five Waterings Sluice and Sewer in Playden and Iden, and a new cut to the Rother. Conventional drawings of churches, houses and mills with their names.' The second description refers to a 'separate printed estimate of the expense of the works', not present here. Captions include 'Late Mr. Jewhurst's now Clark's' and 'Where Craven Sluices did lay'. See Image.