Search Results: plan routier de la ville

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

Paris, , 1812. . 56x82 cm. (Papel). 55x81 cm. (Mapa). . Chez Jean, Mapa grabado a doble hoja desplegable, folio imperial. Iluminado a mano. Ligeras manchas de humedad y pequeños puntos de óxido; reforzado en el reverso con papel cartulina. Pequeñas faltas de papel en el margen derecho que afectan ligeramente al mapa. Por lo general en buen estado.

Paris, Leclerc, 1837. 21-teiliger gestochener Faltplan (39 x 54 cm), Faltkarte in Kart., Vorderdeckel lose, in den Falzen tlw. etw. stockfl., in den Falzecken oft rissig, zwei schwache Wasserflecke in oberer Ecke, vier Randrisse (davon zwei mit 5 cm tiefer); allg. gutes Ex. 010

Paris: Terry, 1830. Book. Very good- condition. Hardcover. First Edition. 32mo - over 4" - 5" tall. Pocket map; folding map of Paris. Meaures approximately 17 inches height x 24 width (432mm x 610mm). Original outline hand-color designates districts of the city. Numerous tears at folds, with extensive early archival repairs applied to reverse. An attractive map, bound in the original paper-covered case with printed front cover label; heavily worn and tape repaired..

London: R. Sayer, opposite Fetter Lane, Fleet Street, 1783.. Original engraved map of Brussels (54 x 79 cm), dissected into 32 sections backed onto cloth and folding into contemporary pink cardboard slipcase (18 x 11 cm) decorated with blind-stamped borders and manuscript paper label covering a previous green leather label. A very nice copy of this finely engraved and detailed city plan of the Belgian capital. Robert Sayer (1725–1794) was a leading publisher and seller of prints, maps and maritime charts in Georgian Britain. He was based near the Golden Buck on 53 Fleet Street in London.

[Paris], 1773. Engraved plan, cut into sections, but now mounted on a single sheet of card. Image size: 20 1/4 x 31 1/2 inches. Lovely pre-Revolution map of Paris. Fascinating 1773 map of Paris that locates all major buildings and parks, with an extensive index.

Paris: Chez Lerond, 1825. Fine. Chez Lerond, Paris 1825, 96x70cm, une feuille rempliée. - Edition originale imprimée sur papier fort. Arrondissements et Seine réhaussés à l'aquarelle. Carte uniformément jaunie. Habiles restaurations au verso. Rare. [ENGLISH TRANSLATION FOLLOWS] First edition imprimée on thick paper. Arrondissements and Seine heightened with watercolors. Map uniformly yellowed. Skillful repairs to the back. Rare.

Paris: Esnault, 1819. Book. Very good condition. Hardcover. First Edition. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Pocket map. Meaures approximately 21.75 inches height x 31 width (555mm x 790mm). Original outline hand-color designates districts of the city. Numerous small tears at folds, and three small tape repairs applied to back of map. Four pin holes where notes are affixed with straight pins. Printed on extremely thick paper, this thirty-six section folding map is housed in the original casing, with printed front cover label which states simply "Nouveau Plan de Paris." Moderate rubbing and soiling, with two tape repairs. Title continues "... Divise en 12 Mairies Municipale et par Quartiers Revuet Corrige par Amédée Martin et Depose a la Direction Genle de l'Imprimerie.".

Paris: Chez Ledoyen, 1822.. Original engraved plan of Paris (56.5 x 85 cm) dissected into 36 sections and mounted onto linen, original outline colour, folding into marbled slipcase with label to spine and manuscript annotations in English "This map of Paris will be found more useful to the study of the French Revolution than a more modern one" to upper portion, index to margins. Generally an excellent copy. Charles Picquet (1771-1827), was Geographer to Napolean (and later to the king), who appears to have had close connections to the government: in the title of the present work, it is noted that the plan includes recent governmental building projects in the city. Picquet was also the distributor of maps for the Depot de la Guerre. Keyed to the plan are literally hundreds of streets and structures listed in columns on either side of the plan. The city's various political divisions are also explained in text below the plan.

Paris: Chez Jean, 1808. First edition. Engraved broadside map on thick paper, 21 3/4 x 32 inches, the districts' borders hand-colored and streets, buildings, parks, gardens, churches, hospitals, schools, etc., identified; with inset street indexes. A popular Napoleonic-era street plan of Paris, published a number of times, 1797-1815; OCLC locates three copies of this printing (Biblioteca Nacional de Espana, Biblithèque Nationale de France, Pennsylvania). Very good. Folded into brown boards (rebacked), printed paper label on upper board. (#5915).

Paris, 1699. Very Good. Size : 492x655 (mm), 19.37x25.79 (Inches), Coloring: Hand Colored, Category: Maps Europe France Paris; Maps City Maps;