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New-London: Cady & Eells, 1806. Second Edition. Full-Leather. Fair/No Jacket. Second Connecticut edition. Front board loose, front hinge repaired, 'Milford Library No 270.' in black ink on title page. 1806 Full-Leather. x, [11]-330, [4] pp. 12mo. A European travelogue by the itinerant voyager who also wrote The Stranger in Ireland and The Stranger in Paris. Byron referred to him as "Europe's wandering star" in an unpublished version of Childe Harold. This work first appeared in two volumes in 1805.

paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.

Hardback. New.

paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.

hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book.

Hartford 1806 Lincoln and Gleason. Hardcover. Small octavo., 330pp., full leather with later paper spine. Good, some foxing, hinges cracking on inside but still holding. Binding secure. Text lightly evenly toned. .

Cady & Eells, 1806. Second Edition. Full-Leather. Fair/No Jacket. Second Connecticut edition. Front board loose, front hinge repaired, 'Milford Library No 270.' in black ink on title page. 1806 Full-Leather. x, [11]-330, [4] pp. 12mo. A European travelogue by the itinerant voyager who also wrote The Stranger in Ireland and The Stranger in Paris. Byron referred to him as "Europe's wandering star" in an unpublished version of Childe Harold. This work first appeared in two volumes in 1805.

New London: Cady & Eells, 1806. Second. hardcover. very good(-). 330 pages. 12mo, full contemporary calf; bottom right corner bumped, covers worn at corners and edges, spine blackened and label missing, end page loose, pages toned with some foxing throughout, final four pages torn but text remains legible. New London: Cady & Eells, 1806. Second Connecticut edition. A very good(-) copy.<br/><br/> Early American imprint.<br/><br/>

1805. First Edition. hard cover. Good/No jacket. http://www.parnassusbooks.com/image/data/books/2020/04/0_img_7855.jpg. Philadelphia:Samuel F. Bradford. 1805. (vi)+3.6pp+(2)pp.ads. Hardcover.&nbsp; Full leather binding with label on spine, worn at edges and seams, with top 1/2 inch of top of spine chipped and edge points worn to boards. Leather hinges cracked but holding. Internally, end pages age toned, with 2 previous owners bookplates to inside front board and a signature to 1st free endpage with some additional penciled notes. Otherwise some pages age-toned with some still quite bright, and a very&nbsp;occasional spot of foxing scattered throughout. With pagination error pages 137-152 with no loss of text and some margin notes penciled to bottom of page 263.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Printed for and published by Samuel F. Bradford, 1805. Full leather. Very Good. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. original full calf leather, gold bars on spine; red leather label glued on spine with gold lettering. light foxing to end papers; small stains on front edge of pages; corners rubbed. 306 p. Early American imprints. Second series; no. 8145..

Glasgow: Printed by D. M'Kenzie for the Booksellers, 1806. xii, [1], 14-300pp. Uncut in original publisher's plain paper boards, title in manuscript to spine. Rubbing, with loss to spine. Internally clean and crisp. The second collection of travel writing from Sir John Carr (1772-1832), abridged here from the first edition of 1805 (apparently for the Scottish market) in the wake of the commercial success of his first work The Stranger in Paris (1803). The Stranger in Ireland appeared the year after, followed swiftly by A Tour through Holland followed (1807). Despite their popularity and profitability, the speed with which Carr produced his works for print led to criticism, with may claiming then to be of superficial at best, thus earning the author the nickname 'the jaunting car'. Satires of his work began to appear, notably Edward Dubois' attempt for which Carr would attempt to sue. Byron too was not adverse to joining the melee, referring to Carr, who he had met in Cadiz, in an… Leer más

Richard Phillips. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1805. Hardcover. Rebound. This is the 1805 edition. ; 480 pages .

London: Printed for Richard Phillips, 1805. xi, 248; 249-480, 11 engraved sepia aquatints (acf) including the fold out panorama of St Petersburg. bound in contemporary half calf with marbled boards. Outer hinges and spine extremities worn, front cover of vol.2 detatched, early bookplates on fpds scratched out, title label of vol. 1 mostly lacking, wormhole affecting margins of last few pages of vol. 1. 4to - over 9¾" - 12". First. Hardcover. Fair. Illus. by J. Carr Esq, Engraved by Medland. 4to - over 9¾" - 12". Book.

London: Richard Phillips, 1805. First Edition. Hardback. Near Fine/No Jacket. First edition. 1805 London: Richard Phillips. Contemporary half calf, marbled boards, joints cracked but binding solid. Sound and crisp copy with all 11 aquatints and the double page plate of St Petersburg (neatly repaired folding tear) 27 x 22 cms xi, [1], 480 4to. Bound with half title. Provenance - Spetchley Park Library (without bookplates or shelf marks)

London:: Richard Phillips., 1805. First edition. 3/4 leather. Light foxing to some pages and plates, . 11 Engravings. 4to., Bound in 3/4 brown leather over marbled paper boards, with raised spines,gold letters and black leather label. Corners bumped. Moderately rubbed.. Very Good.

London: Richard Phillips., 1805. An excellent copy, impressions are good and strong. . Edition: First edition, Binding: Recent ½ calf with marbled boards, gilt spine with 6 compartments of raised bands, gilt label on two. Complete with 11 beautifully hand-coloured aquatints including a double-paged plate of St. Petersburg. , Size: 4to, Illustration: Complete with 11 beautifully hand-coloured aquatints including a double-paged plate of St. Petersburg. The plates are signed: Drawn by J.Carr Esqr. and engraved by T. Medland. According to Abbey the plates were done by William Daniel. , References: Graesse I, 54; Abbey, Travel 73, Pages: P. title, blank, xi, (1), 480. , Category: Book Voyages General;Book Europe Scandinavia;Book Europe Germany;Book Plate Books Colour;

London: Richard Phillips, c. 1806. A fine copy of this Irish hand-coloured plate book, text and plates are generally clean and crisp.. Edition: First Edition., Binding: Contemporary full calf boards, rebacked expertly, spine in six compartments of raised gilt-lined bands, gilt red morocco label on two. , Notes: According to Abbey, this book was highly popular, and in fact, it “was satirized in My Pocket Book, or Hints for a Ryghte Merrie and Conceited Tour. It resulted in an action for libel, with judgement for the defendant. The author of the satire was Edward Dubois, father of Tom Hood” (Abbey). Soon after Stranger in Ireland was published, Carr was knighted by the Duke of Bedford, the Viceroy of Ireland., Size: 4to. , Illustration: Complete with 17 finely hand-coloured plates, including 16 aquatints and 1 map of the Killarney lakes. 5 plates are folding., References: Abbey Scenery 455 (& 454); IPEX 80:94; DNB III:1079-80; Graesse 2:54; Brunet I:559 (later edition)., Pages: P. blank,… Leer más