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Illustrations of The Passes of The Alps, By Which Italy Communicates With France, Switzerland, and Germany.
Illustrations of The Passes of The Alps, By Which Italy Communicates With France, Switzerland, and Germany.
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Illustrations of The Passes of The Alps, By Which Italy Communicates With France, Switzerland, and Germany

Brockedon, William · London

Author
Brockedon, William
Date
1828
Place
London
Publisher
Printed for the Author, 11, Caroline Street, Bedford Square
Language
English
Binding
3/4 leather
Format
Folio (9.75"x 13.25") First edition. Contemporary 3/4 dark green leather with gilt thick-ruled edges over marble boards. Spine with triple-rule gilt frame and gilt floral decoration creating two compartments, gilt author/title/volnumber in the first compartment, gilt "London 1829" at foot. Covers bumped and rubbed with minor loss to extremeties. marble endpapers, top edge gilt. Previous owner's bookplate on gluedown of each volume with a quarter-sized round label with manuscript "B.1." in it. Manuscript inscription to verso of Front Free endpaper dated 1848. Volume I has folding map of the traveler's route and 54 plates and maps, 9 per section, engraved aftet Brockedon's drawings. Volume II contains all 54 plates and maps, 9 per section. Map called for at end of second volume in the map bound into the Front of Volume I immediately following the list of plates. All plates tissue guarded an appear very good or better. A fascinating account by the artist, william Brockedon, of his multiple crossings of the alps. Volume I describes the following passes: Little St. Barnard, Mont Genevre, Mont Cenis, Mont St. gothard, Great St. Bernard, and Stelvio. Volume II describes the following passes: Cornice, Grimsel and the Gries, Bernardin and Splugen, Brenner, Tendre and Argentiere, and Simplon.
Category
Children’s & Illustrated
Record
S.I.1125

Illustrations of The Passes of The Alps, By Which Italy Communicates With France, Switzerland, and Germany. Two volumes.

Author/Explorer: Brockendon, William

Folio (9.75"x 13.25") 1828 First edition. Brockedon, William. London: Printed for the Author, 11, Caroline Street, Bedford Square. Contemporary half dark green leather with gilt thick-ruled edges over marble boards. Spine with triple-rule gilt frame and gilt floral decoration creating two compartments, gilt author/title/vol. number in the first compartment, gilt "London 1829" at foot. Covers bumped and rubbed with minor loss to extremities. Marble endpapers, top edge gilt. Previous owner's bookplate on pastedown of each volume with a quarter-sized round label with manuscript "B.1." in it. Manuscript inscription to verso of Front Free endpaper dated 1848. Volume I has folding map of the traveler's route and 54 plates and maps, 9 per section, engraved after Brockedon's drawings. Volume II contains all 54 plates and maps, 9 per section. Map called for at end of second volume is the map bound into the Front of Volume I immediately following the list of plates. All plates tissue guarded and appear very good or better. A fascinating account by the artist, William Brockedon, of his multiple crossings of the alps. Volume I describes the following passes: Little St. Barnard, Mont Genevre, Mont Cenis, Mont St. Gothard, Great St. Bernard, and Stelvio. Volume II describes the following passes: Cornice, Grimsel and the Gries, Bernardin and Splugen, Brenner, Tendre and Argentiere, and Simplon.

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