Search Results: Titles starting with O from The Antique Map & Bookshop

Educational Production Produced for William Ridgway & Sons LTD Sheffield. Large Poster measure 76 cms (30 inches) X 50 cms (20 inches) Full colour. In very good condition. Lightly tanned head at bottom edge. Two small marks on right hand margin. Ideal for Work Shop/Shed.

Educational Productions Limited Produced for William Marples & Sons Ltd. Large Poster measure 76 cms (30 inches) X 51 cms (20 inches) Full colour. In very good condition. Slight tanning to left edge. Ideal for Work Shop/Shed.

Educational Productions Limited Produced for C.I.B.A. (A.R.L.) Ltd. Large Poster measure 76 cms (30 inches) X 51 cms (20 inches) Full colour. In very good condition. Light tanning to top edge. Small tears to top edge. Ideal for Work Shop/Shed.

Published by Chapman & Hall 1831 1st edition. Uncoloured Unmounted. In very good condition. With a few light folds. Very Clean & strong impression. Engraved surface Size 24 x 19cm

Published for the Encyclopedia Londinensis 1827. Hand coloured Unmounted. In very good condition. Very Clean & strong impression. Engraved surface Size 24.5 x 20cm

Published by S.Lewis & Co. Ca 1842.. Overall size: 11 x 8.5 inches In very good condition. A few light marks. Outline Hand Colouring. The Map shows the principal roads, rivers, railways and canals. The Walker brothers were publishers and engravers.

Printed for England Illustrated Ca 1763/64. Uncoloured. In very good condition. Very Clean & strong impression. Engraved surface 17.5cm x 20.5cm. The title of the county is contained in an ornamental cartouche.

United Artist 1994. Large Poster measure 38.5 inches X 27 inches. Full Colour In good condition. Some minor rubbing on edges. Blu-tack on verso of each corner. Small tear lower centre edge. 4 inch faint crack left side edge. Unfolded.

J. Hondius, Pieter van den Keere (Petrus Kaerius caelavit) Ca1634. Original engraved map. Unframed. Engraved survace 18.5 x 13.5 cm. (approx 7 x 5.5 ins.) Overall size 22 x 27 cm. (8.5 x 7 ins.) In very good condition. Some overall tanning and darkening. Colouring is a little faded. A couple of minor spots to edges else free of foxing or spots. Good strong impression. An excellent example. With later hand colouring. Mercator's sons and grandsons, were all cartographers and made their contributions in various ways to his atlas. Rumold, in particular, was responsible for the complete edition in 1595. This version has the name "Petrus Kaerius" (Van Den Keere) to bottom right corner, in some editions, this is where the scale "Millaria Germanica" would be.

Published by S.Lewis & Co. Ca 1842.. Overall size: 11 x 8.5 inches In good condition. A few light marks in margins. Outline Hand Colouring. The Map shows the principal roads, rivers, railways and canals. The Walker brothers were publishers and engravers.

London, T. Conder Sculpt., Kings Arms, 16. Paternoster Row, ca1700. Original engraved map, Unframed. Engraved surface 19.5 x 16 cm (7.5 x 6 ins). Overall 22 x 17.5 cm (8.5 x 7 ins.) In very good condition. Some minor foxing spots around edges else a very good clean and bright example. The title of the county is contained in an ornamental cartouche, coloured green. With additional remarks, County Crest, and scale in miles.

1648. Large double sided map (engraved surface 19.5 x 15 inches). Gold tinted black hardwood Frame, with glass front & back. Frame Size 27 x 23.5 inches. Pleasing hand-colouring. An attractive and decorative map with elaborate title-cartouche and coats of arms. There is very light publishers centrefold. Strong impression. Overall in very good condition. Mount a little tanned, and in a wide black Hogarth frame, has some chipping. With DUTCH text on verso. One of the largest and most prolific map publishing houses of the 17th. century. The decorative merit and cartographic excellence of their maps are without doubt

Ca 1809. Attractive later Hand colouring. In very good condition. Very Clean & strong impression. Engraved surface 14.5cm x 12cm. Text below. Page Size 19.5cm x 27cm

Published by S.Lewis & Co. Ca 1842.. LARGE MAP. Double Page Map with centre fold. Size of engraved surface: 24 cm x 39 cm. Overall size: ca. 31 cm x 39 cm. In good condition. A few light marks, & a couple of small nicks on edges. Later Hand Colouring. The Map shows the principal roads, rivers, railways and canals. The Walker brothers were publishers and engravers.

Slater, I. Fleet Street Ca 1840. Hand coloured Unmounted, with Nice vignette top left corner of St. Saviours Church Southwalk In very good condition. Very Clean & strong impression. Engraved surface Size 36 x 23cm

Published by Archibald Fullarton & Co. Ca 1834. Hand coloured Unmounted. In very good condition. A few light foxing marks on margins. Two neat folds. Strong impression. Engraved surface Size 24.5 x 19cm

Printed for Robt. Sayer in Fleet Street, & Carington Bowles in St. Pauls Church yard. Ca 1766. Uncolouring. In very good condition. Faint mark on one margin edge. Very Clean & strong impression. Engraved surface 19.5cm x 25.5cm. The title of the county is contained in an ornamental cartouche. c.1765 (the first edition was published in 1765 & two further early editions followed in 1766). Although the map is undated the combined sellers imprint of Sayer and Bowles indicates that this is from an early edition of Ellis's English Atlas. There were several later editions which had slightly different sellers imprints with some having maps printed on both sides of the sheet.

Sudbury & George Humbell 1610-1612. Engraved surface 20 x 15.50 inches. Frame Size 26.5 x 21.50 inches Attractive hand-colouring. A nice example of this decorative County map by John Speed. Includes inset of Breknoke with the coat of arms for James Butler, Earle of Breknoke and three other coasts of arms, plus and early battle scene. FRAMED in Glazed Hogarth Frame. Strong impression with the detail in the engraving clear and black. Frame has a few small chips. Overall in very good condition. Imprint on left- hand corner, giving publishers: “Performed by John Speede. And are to be solde by Sudbury & George Humbell”. The maps by J.Speed are "the best known and most popular of all English county maps" (Tooley). Despite competition from maps of the English counties by Blaeu and Jansson, Speed’ maps were “bestsellers”. A beautifully coloured map of the historic county of Brecknockshire, with an inset map of the city of Brecon.

Ca 1844. Nice impression. This map is supplied with the accompanying text which is also very scarce. In very good condition. Engraved surface 16.5cm x 20.5cm Map originally engraved for Miller’s New Miniature Atlas 1810. Republished in 1845 by Ramble, he added lithographed illustrations around the map featuring topographical and genre representations of the County - scarce.

1837.. Engraved surface: 10 x 8 ins. In ivory mount with gilt line 14 x 12 ins. T. Moule (1754 - 1851), an authority on heraldry, embellished his maps with amorials and other features. His was the last series of British Maps to follow the tradition of decorative armorial cartography and they make a pleasing and attractive addition to any home. Nice later hand colouring. Attractive map.