Search Results: Authors starting with G from Gallery of Prints

copper engraving, EXTREMELY RARE map from "Voyage dans les Mers de L'Inde .", vol.1, pl.7, First edition; 1779-81. Reference: Gay, 3239; Grandidier, 3090; Olivier, 2496; Pardo de Tavera 1510; Phillips 103-107; Henze III, 178 ; DSB VIII, 143 - 44; Griffin 118 ; Fernie, pp. 41-53.

copper engraving. EXTREMELY RARE map from "Voyage dans les Mers de L'Inde .", vol.1, pl.5, First edition; Reference: Gay, 3239; Grandidier, 3090; Olivier, 2496; Pardo de Tavera 1510; Phillips 103-107; Henze III, 178 ; DSB VIII, 143 - 44; Griffin 118 ; Fernie, pp. 41-53.

copper engraving. EXTREMELY RARE view from "Voyage dans les Mers de L'Inde .", vol.1, pl.4, First edition; Reference: Gay, 3239; Grandidier, 3090; Olivier, 2496;Pardo de Tavera 1510; Phillips 103-107; Henze III, 178 ; DSB VIII, 143 - 44; Griffin 118 ; Fernie, pp. 41-53.

View from "Voyage dans les Mers de L'Inde .", vol.1, pl.6, First edition; published by Imprimerie Royale, Paris, 1779-81, 1779 19.5 x 15 cm, copper engraving, EXTREMELY RARE. Gay, 3239; Grandidier, 3090; Olivier, 2496; Pardo de Tavera 1510; Phillips 103-107; Henze III, 178 ; DSB VIII, 143 - 44; Griffin 118 ; Fernie, pp. 41-53.

copper engraving. EXTREMELY RARE view from "Voyage dans les Mers de L'Inde .", vol.1, pl.3, First edition; Reference: Gay, 3239; Grandidier, 3090; Olivier, 2496; Pardo de Tavera 1510; Phillips 103-107; Henze III, 178 ; DSB VIII, 143 - 44; Griffin 118 ; Fernie, pp. 41-53.

copper engraving, EXTREMELY RARE map from "Voyage dans les Mers de L'Inde .", vol.1, pl.13, First edition; 1779-81. Reference: Gay, 3239; Grandidier, 3090; Olivier, 2496; Pardo de Tavera 1510; Phillips 103-107; Henze III, 178 ; DSB VIII, 143 - 44; Griffin 118 ; Fernie, pp. 41-53.

copper engraving, EXTREMELY RARE view from "Voyage dans les Mers de L'Inde .", vol.1, pl.8, First edition; 1779-81. Reference: Gay, 3239; Grandidier, 3090; Olivier, 2496; Pardo de Tavera 1510; Phillips 103-107; Henze III, 178 ; DSB VIII, 143 - 44; Griffin 118 ; Fernie, pp. 41-53.

copper engraving. EXTREMELY RARE view from "Voyage dans les Mers de L'Inde .", vol.1, pl.2, First edition; Reference: Gay, 3239; Grandidier, 3090; Olivier, 2496; Pardo de Tavera 1510; Phillips 103-107; Henze III, 178 ; DSB VIII, 143 - 44; Griffin 118 ; Fernie, pp. 41-53.

142 pp., softbound, pointedly illustrated with color photographs. Philippine article pp. 5-53 "Track of the Manila Galleons." and "Track back to Magellan". With a tremendously interesting article on the Galleon Trade with Manila – a RARE edition despite its young age. Condition: Very good condition.

583pp., vintage reprint, hardbound, with gilt title on spine, numerous black & white photos and illustrations, with 4 reprinted folded maps in rear pocket: [1] Map of the Philippines. Prepared By Reduction From the Map of the Bureau of Insular Affairs, War Department. Relief Compiled from Maps of the Corps of Engineers, US Army, And from Spanish Surveys. [2] Map Showing Location of Panama Canal as Recommended by the Isthmian Canal Commission of 1899-1902. [3] Chart of the World on Mercator's Projection, showing Submarine Cables and Connections, and also Tracks for full-powered Steam Vessels. [4] Kirin, Harbin, Vladivostok. Vintage Reprint of the 1905 edition. Volume 15, numbers 1 to 12. [1] Vol. XVI, No. 1, January 1905, [pp. 1 - 54] [2] Vol. XVI, No. 2, February 1905, [pp. 55 - 92] [3] Vol. XVI, No. 3, March 1905, [pp. 93 - 138] [4] Vol. XVI, No. 4, April 1905, [pp. 139 - 200] [5] Vol. XVI, No. 5, May 1905, [pp. 201 - 254] [6] Vol. XVI, No. 6, June 1905, [pp. 255 - 308] [7] Vol. XVI, No. 7, July… Read More

hardbound, 15pp + 36pp + 61pp + 89pp + 124pp with 10 original-colour lithograph maps (8 folded) incl. 4 famous sections of Australia which form half of the 8 sections of the huge Australia wall map + 1 lithograph view. RARE. Containing the following articles: [German text][1] Ergänzungsheft no. 30 [supplementary issue no. 30], [pp.1 - 15] "Australia According to the State of Geographical Knowledge in 1871. Cartographically Represented by A. Petermann According to Original and Official Sources, together with a Geographic-Statistical Compendium by C. E. Meinicke"[2] Ergänzungsheft no. 31 [supplementary issue no. 31], [pp. 1 - 36] "The Central Ortler Alps" by Julius Payer. [3] Ergänzungsheft no. 32 [supplementary issue no. 32], [pp. 1 - 61] "The Zillerthal Alps with Special Regard to Orography, Glaciation and Geology According to his Own Investigations by Carl Sonklar Edelem von Innstädten"[4] Ergänzungsheft no. 33 [supplementary issue no. 33], [pp. 1 - 89] "The Population of the Earth" by E. Behm… Read More

original-colour lithograph map printed by C. Hellfarth in Gotha. Condition: with fold as issued.

43.8 x 53.9 cm, 1) 9.3 x 9.7 cm, 2) 7.7 x 8.3 cm, 3) 8.7 x 22.4 cm, original-colour lithograph, professionally repaired centrefold. RARE map from "Atlas Universel"..

wood engraving. View from 'La Ilustracion Española y Americana'.

original colour plate. View from "Enciclopedia Universal Ilustrada Europea-Americana" Volume 26. Condition: paper toning, with several tiny wormholes at top right margin, not affecting plate.

bound in hardbound case, with foredge ties, with 170 original-colour lithographs (laminas). EXTREMELY RARE. Very difficult to find atlas tome 14, published by Imprenta de Don Luis Aguado, Madrid. The coloured lithographs are of excellent quality and present the most extensive and comprehensive malacological summary of the Philippines. Malacology is the branch of invertebrate zoology that deals with the study of the Mollusca (mollusks or molluscs), the second-largest phylum of animals in terms of described species after the arthropods. Mollusks include snails and slugs, clams, and cephalopods, along with numerous other kinds, many of which have shells. Malacology derives from Ancient Greek μαλακός (malakós) 'soft', and -λογία (-logía). Reference: wikipedia. Condition: edge chipping. A very good copy.

hand-coloured lithograph. Ornithological print from 'The Birds of Asia', volume II. Birds of Asia featured some of the most vibrant varieties of birds to be found around the world due to the wide reaching natural fauna of the expansive geographical region. Mr. Blyth of Calcutta appears to have beem the first to describe and give a name to this fine species of Pteruthius: it was afterwards figured in the "Genera of Birds" by Messrs. Grat and Mitchell. The figures are life-size. Reference: Sotheran 1222

hand-coloured lithograph. Ornithological print from 'The Birds of Asia', volume II. Birds of Asia featured some of the most vibrant varieties of birds to be found around the world due to the wide reaching natural fauna of the expansive geographical region. From the text: "Accordingly we find that it is in Nepal, Bhutan, and other countries lying still farther eastward, that the Allotrius melanotis finds a congenial residence". Reference: Sotheran 1222

hand-coloured lithograph. Ornithological print from 'The Birds of Asia', volume II. Birds of Asia featured some of the most vibrant varieties of birds to be found around the world due to the wide reaching natural fauna of the expansive geographical region. From the text:"Allotrius melanotis is an inhabitant of the little-known countries of Nepal and Bhutan; in the former of which countries the specimens contained in the collection of the Honourable East India Company were obtained by Mr. Hodgson." Reference: Sotheran 1222

photo lithograph with folds as issued. RARE map produced by the US Army, it illustrates the progress of telegraph lines and cable installations in the Philippines..