Title New Guide Map (13 results)

Softcover. Condition: Very Good. Reprint. 126pps. Map present. Very good with foxing to the end pages, in the original plastic cover.

[NEW YORK CITY]. First edition. 8vo. Printed stiff wrappers, n. p. [4 pp. including covers], 4 5/8" x 6 3/4" folded map that unfolds to 14" x 20 1/4." Provides a brief history of downtown New York City plus important points of interest such as buildings, restaurants, parks, etc. for a walking tour of the downtown portion of the city. Covers lightly toned, else a fine copy of both the text and map.…

Soft cover. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Author:JIANG SU SHENG JI BEN JIAN SHE WEI YUAN HUI BIAN.Binding.Publisher:Jiangsu Science and Technology Press.

Large folding street map approx. 44" x 33" (110 x 84 cm) folding down to 9" x 4" in yellow printed wrappers, with 16-page index stapled inside the front cover; very good.

Original brown pictorial wrappers, designed and lettered in black. Frontispiece, 35 inserted plates (two are ads), and a large folding map/plan of the city. 15 leaves of ads on yellow paper at the beginning, another 7 at the end; the inner covers are both also ads on yellow paper. Some chipping at spine ends and folds, a few bent page corners towards the end, a very good copy. A popular New York guide first published in 1859; this 1881 edition in wrappers is scarce. The large folding map [27.5 x 15.5 inches] is in excellent condition.…

Book 7 x 4.5, embossed and gilt-lettered cloth, with 56 pp with ads, etc., toned, rather loose, roughly opened, worn else good; the map is linen backed, folds out to 40.5 x 26, colored in green and pink, some wear at folds and edges, toning else a very nice item.

Original hand coloured folding map of London (65 x 82 cm), showing extents from Highbury in the north to Hackney in the east, Kennington in the south, and Holland Park in the west, printed on paper and folding between original publisher's brown cloth boards with label to upper cover, advertisements for 'Chas. Baker & Co.' to inside of upper cover, and for the Ammoniaphone and Electropathic Battery Belt to verso of map and back cover. Minor discolouration along some folds, neat tape reinforcements to verso, scattered spotting most noticeably to upper left panel. Hyde, 160 (2).…

(66 x 84 cm). Original hand coloured folding map of London, showing extents from Highbury in the north to Kennington in the south and from Holland Park in the west to Hackney in the east. The map is printed on paper, mounted on linen and folds between original publisher's red cloth boards, with titles and decoration stamped in gilt and black to upper cover and blind to lower cover. Advertisement for 'Chas. Baker & Co.' to inside of upper cover and Guide Book and Index Slight wear to some fold corners. Hyde, 160 (1).…

Condition: Hyde 234. Large folding, colour-printed map, on mull-reinforced paper, 33 x 27 inches, showing from Monken Hadley to Ashstead and Windsor to Plumstead Marshes. Preserved within the original burgundy cloth-covered boards with title in gilt to upper board. TOPOGRAPHY LONDON TOPOGRAPHY LONDON FOLDING MAPS 19TH CENTURY TOPOGRAPHY.…

16mo (6.6" x 4.25"), blind-stamped brown cloth, gilt title on upper cover. 76 pp., 14" x 19 fold-out map on blue paper. A mid-nineteeth century guide to the city of Quebec, with a map entitled "Plan of the City of Quebec and its Environs. P. Sinclair, Quebec, 1851. Including latest alterations and improvements." CONDITION: Good, title-page neatly re-hinged with Japanese tissue, map with 4" repaired tear at upper left, light toning at folds.…

Condition: Hyde 114(12a). Folding hand-coloured engraved map, 29 x 20 inches overall, dissected and laid on to linen. Pasted to inside cover is a 36 page London Guide including a small map of London, plus [4] pp. supplementary streets. Folding map bound into black cloth cover, with original buff printed paper label The map was first published in 1867. TOPOGRAPHY LONDON FOLDING MAPS TOPOGRAPHY LONDON 19TH CENTURY TOPOGRAPHY.…

Condition: Very Good. Brooklyn, NY: Gaylord Watson / Moller & Schumann, 1881. Original engraved hand-colored map (ca. 40.5x60cm) folded into original blue-green pictorial card wrappers (16x10cm); map verso provides a complete catalog of the varnishes manufactured by Brooklyn company Moller & Schumann. Minor wear and scattered spotting to wrapper margins, brief split to a couple map folds, else a Very Good or better, bright and sound example. Useful map to the New York City-holiday seeker with railway lines to all the surrounding resorts and hotels of the area. Issued as a sort of premium by the lacquer manufacturers in charmingly illustrated wrappers depicting a man surprised by a bulldog while pasting signs to a wooden fence--his bucket and brush are clattering to the ground as he hurdles over the fence in fright. The signs he has mounted all feature promotional text for Moller & Schumann products: baking varnishes and Japans, turpentine lacquers for canned goods and tinware, etc. The center sign reproduces a letter from the Department of State awarding the company a certificate from the Sydney International Exposition of 1879. …

Condition: ESTC T70894; T95953; T185366. 8vo; 12mo; 8vo. 4.25 x 6 inches. Pagination, see above. Bound in half calf over marbled boards; spine in raised bands with gilt lines with maroon morocco label, gilt. Extremities worn but otherwise a good copy. Elaborate signature of Mrs Arnold of Paradise Row, Lambeth, 1795 on front pastedown, repeated in smaller abbreviated format at foot of p.vii, Brighthelmstone; later pencil signature of William Whenday, Eltham, Kent, 1874 on first free endpaper, repeated on recto of Margate frontispiece. Illustrated by engraved title, frontispiece, folding map and by tables in text. Three eighteenth century guides bound as one. The Brighton Guide was first published 1788 and all editions have the Advertisement at the beginning signed, 'M.' The Margate Guide was first published in 1763 and under this title in 1770. It is subtitled A Short Account of the Isle of Thanet, closer to its original title, and is noteworthy for its description, explanation (at end), and frontispiece plate of the bathing machine, showing the version with the hood which was developed in Margate around 1750. The Peterborough Cathedral guide is an abridgement of the History of the Church of Peterburgh, 1686, by Simon Gunton (1609-1676) and was first published under the title A Concise History.in 1782. At the end it includes A true Narrative of the Rifling and Defacing, the Cathedral Church of Peterborough, in the year 1643. KENT GUIDES KENT - THANET SUSSEX CHURCHES GUIDES 18TH CENTURY ILLUSTRATED KENT.…