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Halifax, Nova Scotia: Nova Scotia Travel Bureau, 1950 Oblong Format, circa 1950. Unpaginated, staple bound, with a double page color map in the center of the book, color photographs throughout. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS.

London: Historical Documents Co. IN NEAR FINE CONDITION. Authentic replica on antiqued parchment - giving the arms of Honourable Families which have borne titles of Buckingham. 14-1/2 inches by 19-1/2 inches. In original window envelope. NO TEARS, NOR CHIPS.

Southampton: Published at the Ordnance Survey Office by Colonel C. F. Close, Director General, 1912 Linen backed, color map for Elgin, Keith, and Huntly, which folds into card stock protective covers, no tears. Measures approximately 28" tall by 20 1/2" wide. When folded up measures 7 1/4" tall by 3 6/8" wide.

Chicago: Poole Bros., 1906 9-28-05-E Folding Railroad Time Table, that open up to a color map of the United States, showing their connections. Opens up to 15-1/2" tall by 28" wide. Edge wear to folded time tables, which results in a crease tear to the map. In a protective mylar sleeve. RAILROAD.

Bergamo: Istituto Italiano D'Arti Grafiche, 1901 48pp, printed on fine glossy paper, dated Septemb. 1901, with photographs throughout. Includes the FOLDING STREET MAP, which when opened measures 18-1/4" tall by 15-1/8" wide, [no tears]. Includes an original b/w photograph of the Milan Cathedral at the Piazza Del Duomo, laid-in. In a protective mylar sleeve.

New York: Ivison, Phinney, Blakeman & Co,, 1867 Complete with 164 pages, 4 colour maps in back, black and white maps, text illustrations and plates throughout. Bound in half leather, and illustrated paper over boards, binding and hinges tight. Covers age darkened, lacking all but one of the free endpapers.

Washington: Government Printing Office, 1918 LIMITED EDITION, #361 of 2000 Copies, issued to Captain L. P. Johns, 27th Infantry. Listed as "CONFIDENTIAL / FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY". 180pp, xxxvii, bound in tan cloth, with folding snap closure. Includes a mounted Russian Alphabet, long folding photographic frontis-piece, 1 folding map, 15 full page maps and routes, 88 photographic plates, 1 line drawing, and one and half pages of handwritten notes / additions. Captain L. P. Johns of the 27th Infantry and Sargeant Benjamin Sperling of the 31st, both in uniform, were on official business in Iman, Siberia, when Cossacks, backed the Japanese, raided the hotel they were in and arrested the two men. Major General William S. Grave, the Commander of American Forces in Siberia, threatened action and demanded an apology from General Rolanoft. Capt. Johns managed to escape and went by train to Spasske, Sperling still in custody of the Cossacks was flogged, then released.

London: Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company, 1910 33pp, printed on fine glossy paper, single cord bound, with colour illustrated, stiff paper covers, with binding tight. Includes a folding map, with a Cabin Plan on the reverse side. Covers show wear/rubbing, with a label "Official Agents / International Sleeping Car Co. / 281 Fifth Avenue, Cor. 30th Street / New York" on the front cover. Also an ink stamp on Page 1 "Akers & Folkman Ocean Steamship Agents" [with their Cleveland address]. Includes b/w photographs throughout. Light foxing. In a protective mylar sleeve.

Bangor, Maine: Prentiss & Carlisle Co., Inc. / Timberland Service, 1961 Measuring 29 1/2 " tall by 24" wide, encased in it's original brown envelope with a brass tab. The folding map in Very Good ++ Condition [no tears], with the envelope in Good Condition, showing darkening and a small edge tear.

Syracuse: Associated Printing Service, 1954 Oblong format. A 1954 copy of the Second Edition (circa 1773). A copy of the Tabulae Topographicae was procured by Fr. Dominic Reuter, Min. Gen., OFMConv., for the I. C. Province Archives in Syracuse. It was then photographed page by page on glass negatives which are also kept in Syracuse; and from these came the exposed aluminum plates for reproducing this work in offset at Associated Printing Service, Syracuse, in 1954. A Geographical Atlas of the Order of Franciscans.

Syracuse: Associated Printing Service, 1954 Oblong format. A 1954 copy of the Second Edition (circa 1773). A copy of the Tabulae Topographicae was procured by Fr. Dominic Reuter, Min. Gen., OFMConv., for the I. C. Province Archives in Syracuse. It was then photographed page by page on glass negatives which are also kept in Syracuse; and from these came the exposed aluminum plates for reproducing this work in offset at Associated Printing Service, Syracuse, in 1954. A Geographical Atlas of the Order of Franciscans. Ownership stamp on first and last page.

Syracuse: Associated Printing Service, 1954 Oblong format. A 1954 copy of the Second Edition (circa 1773). A copy of the Tabulae Topographicae was procured by Fr. Dominic Reuter, Min. Gen., OFMConv., for the I. C. Province Archives in Syracuse. It was then photographed page by page on glass negatives which are also kept in Syracuse; and from these came the exposed aluminum plates for reproducing this work in offset at Associated Printing Service, Syracuse, in 1954. A Geographical Atlas of the Order of Franciscans. Ownership stamp on first and last page.

Braunschweig: Georg Westermann, 1957 IN VERY GOOD ++ CONDITION, with a Dust Jacket In Good ++ Condition, protected in a mylar cover. [8], 160pp, bound in original blue cloth, with gilt still bright. Maps of the world, in color, with text in German. BINDING & HINGES TIGHT. NO LABELS, INSCRIPTIONS, NOR MARKINGS.