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TRAVELS THROUGH SICILY AND THE LIPARI ISLANDS, IN THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1824. BY A NAVAL OFFICER

TRAVELS THROUGH SICILY AND THE LIPARI ISLANDS, IN THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1824. BY A NAVAL OFFICER

TRAVELS THROUGH SICILY AND THE LIPARI ISLANDS, IN THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1824.

TRAVELS THROUGH SICILY AND THE LIPARI ISLANDS, IN THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1824. BY A NAVAL OFFICER

by [BOID (Capt. Edward)]

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Slight worming in the gutter of some leaves and the outer margin of one plate, not affecting the text. Foxing, mostly moderate,
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London: T. Flint, 1827. First Edition. Hardcover. Slight worming in the gutter of some leaves and the outer margin of one plate, not affecting the text. Foxing, mostly moderate, heaviest to title page and a few plates. Binding solid with some rubbing to the hinges and spine tips. Very Good. Octavo (5-1/4" x 8-1/4") bound in later calf and marbled boards with new endpapers and a gilt-lettered and decorated spine; xvi, 367 pages. Illustrated with a lithographed frontispiece, bound after the title page here, and 11 plates, including 4 hand-colored costume plates, by Louis Haghe. A scarce title that rarely comes up for sale.

Abbey, Travel, 265: "This was probably Louis Haghe's first work in England, done at the age of twenty-one."

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Charles Agvent US (US)
Bookseller's Inventory #
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Title
TRAVELS THROUGH SICILY AND THE LIPARI ISLANDS, IN THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1824. BY A NAVAL OFFICER
Author
[BOID (Capt. Edward)]
Format/Binding
Hardcover
Book Condition
Used - Slight worming in the gutter of some leaves and the outer margin of one plate, not affecting the text. Foxing, mostly moderate,
Quantity Available
1
Edition
First Edition
Publisher
T. Flint
Place of Publication
London
Date Published
1827
Keywords
Illustrated Books, Italy, Sicily, Hand-colored Plates
Bookseller catalogs
Travel; Italy;

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