Kitchin jefferys (6 risultati)
Editore: The Small English Atlas (London: Robert Sayer), 1781, 1781
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Da: Pennymead Books PBFA, Knaresborough, Regno UnitoPennymead Books PBFA
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Aggiungi al carrelloSmall hand coloured engraved map, 6 x 7.5," with details of market towns. Fine.
Editore: The Small English Atlas (London: Robert Sayer), 1781, 1781
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Da: Pennymead Books PBFA, Knaresborough, Regno UnitoPennymead Books PBFA
Contatta il venditoreVenditore con 5 stelleMembro dell’associazione: PBFA
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Aggiungi al carrelloSmall hand coloured engraved map, 6 x 7.5," with details of market towns. Fine.
Altre immaginiEditore: Messrs. Kitchin & Jefferys, London, 1751
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Da: Clive A. Burden Ltd., Chalfont St. Giles, BUCKS, Regno UnitoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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Aggiungi al carrelloNo binding. Small quarto (195 x 160 mm.), side bound early quarter calf, contemporary paper boards, spine with blind ruled raised bands, light wear. Engraved throughout, pictorial title, one leaf containing preface and index, 50 engraved maps, in early outline colour with yellow wash borders, some light foxing, otherwise a good…example. A preferred side bound example of this small and attractive atlas which was first published from November 1748 in thirteen weekly parts by a consortium of nine publishers. No copy of this version survives and it seems likely that Thomas Jefferys and Thomas Kitchin took over the project at an early date. A first edition of the atlas was published in 1749. At some point before the publication of the second edition in 1751 alterations were made to some of the plates. During the issue of this 1751 edition plate numbers were added therefore the states of the maps can vary. This is an early example of the 1751 edition which bears 36 maps in their first state, 14 in their second state and none with plate numbers. Although dated 1751 on the title page the earliest known advertisement for the work appeared in the 'London Daily Advertiser' on 16 May 1752. It was offered for 5s. half-bound or 7s. 6d. bound and coloured. It could be bought at Thomas Jeffery's shop as well as that of John Boydell in Cheapside and William Herbert at the Golden Globe on London Bridge. The title page itself also indicated that it was for sale in Dublin courtesy of George Faulkner and in Paris with George Louis Le Rouge. Jeffery's would develop strong connections in Paris. Thomas Kitchin is not identified as a vendor as at this point in his career he did not have any retail premises. The atlas proved popular, running to 6 editions, with various changes and additions, the last being in 1787. Chubb (1927) 193; Hodson (1984-97) 210; Pedley (1986) pp. 20-23; Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).
Altre immaginiEditore: Robert Sayer No. 53, in Fleet Street, London, 1787
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Da: Clive A. Burden Ltd., Chalfont St. Giles, BUCKS, Regno UnitoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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Aggiungi al carrelloNo binding. RARE EDITION. Small quarto (235 x 185 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, with gilt ruled bands, green calf gilt title label, light wear. With engraved pictorial title and Index, Preface and 49 engraved maps including a newly introduced folding map of England and Wales by Thomas Jefferys, all in fine…early wash colour, each accompanied by a leaf of descriptive text, and a larger folding distance chart, internally in very good condition. RARE EDITION. This small and attractive atlas was first published November 1748 in thirteen weekly parts by a consortium of nine publishers. No copy of this version survives and it seems likely that Thomas Jefferys and Thomas Kitchin took over the project at an early date. At some point before the publication of the second edition in 1751 alterations were made to some of the plates. During the issue of this 1751 edition plate numbers were added. The atlas proved popular, running to 7 editions, with various changes and additions. Hodson records it still being in the stock of Robert Wilkinson in 1825. Robert Sayer no doubt acquired his interest in the publication following the death of Thomas Jefferys in 1771. In 1776 Sayer with his partner at the time John Bennett first published a work entitled 'An English Atlas', this survives in just one known example (private English collection). This larger format work includes interleaved descriptive text with details of market towns and fairs below, all but the chart in original hand-colouring and all the same series of maps in an unfolded state.At some time prior to his death in 1787, Bennett left the partnership and possibly spurred by the immanent publication of John Cary's 'New and Correct English Atlas', Sayer published a new edition of this work in 1787. An entirely new map of England and Wales by Jefferys replaces the earlier ones. There is also a large folding triangular distance table engraved by Philip Luckombe (1730-1803). It is not present in the only known example of the first edition under this title of 1776 or in the Cambridge University Library example of this issue cited by Hodson. Hodson records two further issues. In the first the folding chart by Luckombe bears a new imprint of Laurie and Whittle dated 1794 as here. The title remains unaltered and is still dated 1787 but the index is now corrected, Hertfordshire numbered '19' now precedes that of Herefordshire '20'. The three of islands at the end remain out of numerical order. Provenance: signature of J. B. Messenger on first free and paper; private English collection. Chubb (1927) no. 259; Hodson (1984-97) no. 216; refer Shirley (2004) T.Kit 2a (not in BL); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).
Altre immaginiEditore: London, 1751
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Da: Clive A. Burden Ltd., Chalfont St. Giles, BUCKS, Regno UnitoClive A. Burden Ltd.
Contatta il venditoreVenditore con 5 stelleCondizione: Usato
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Aggiungi al carrelloNo binding. Octavo (160 x 115 mm.), full contemporary calf, gilt embossed panels, with gilt bands to spine along with red calf gilt title label. Engraved throughout, pictorial title, one leaf containing preface and index, 50 engraved maps, ALL IN EARLY OUTLINE COLOUR with yellow wash borders, Rutland with tear in the map repaire…d, otherwise a good example. This small and attractive atlas was first published November 1748 in thirteen weekly parts by a consortium of nine publishers. No copy of this version survives and it seems likely that Jefferys and Kitchin took over the project at an early date. At some point before the publication of the second edition in 1751 alterations were made to some of the plates. During the issue of this 1751 edition plate numbers were added therefore the states of the maps can vary. This example of the 1751 edition bears 4 maps still in their first state, 26 in their second state and 20 in the third state. The atlas proved popular, running to 6 editions, with various changes and additions, the last being in 1787. Provenance: Manuscript ownership inscription of 'George Evelyn March 15 1756'; Powderham Castle, Library of the Earl of Devon. Chubb (1927) no. 193; Hodson (1984-97) no. 210; refer Shirley (2004) T.Kit 2a (not in BL).
Altre immaginiEditore: Robert Sayer, London, 1787
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Da: Clive A. Burden Ltd., Chalfont St. Giles, BUCKS, Regno UnitoClive A. Burden Ltd.
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Aggiungi al carrelloNo binding. VERY RARE EDITION. Small quarto (235 x 190 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, with gilt bands to spine along with red calf gilt title label, joints repaired. Engraved pictorial title, Preface and Index, 49 engraved maps including a newly introduced folding map of England and Wales by Thomas Jefferys,… ALL IN EARLY WASH COLOUR, and a larger folding distance chart, a superb example. VERY RARE EDITION. This small and attractive atlas was first published November 1748 in thirteen weekly parts by a consortium of nine publishers. No copy of this version survives and it seems likely that Jefferys and Kitchin took over the project at an early date. At some point before the publication of the second edition in 1751 alterations were made to some of the plates. During the issue of this 1751 edition plate numbers were added. The atlas proved popular, running to 7 editions, with various changes and additions, the last being in c.1796. Robert Sayer no doubt acquired his interest in the publication following the death of Thomas Jefferys in 1771. In 1776 Sayer with his partner at the time John Bennett first published a work entitled 'An English Atlas', this survives in just one known example (private English collection). This larger format work includes interleaved descriptive text with details of market towns and fairs below, all but the chart in original hand-colouring and all the same series of maps in an unfolded state.At some time prior to his death in 1787 Bennett left the partnership and possibly spurred by the immanent publication of John Cary's 'New and Correct English Atlas' Sayer published a new edition of this work. For this only one entirely new map of England and Wales by Jefferys is inserted. There is also a large folding triangular distance table engraved by Philip Luckombe (1730-1803). It is not present in the only known example of the first edition under this title of 1776 or in the Cambridge University Library example of this issue cited by Hodson. PROVENANCE: bookplates of Sir Andrew Warde Esq., Hooten Pagnell Hall, Yorkshire, inside front cover and on first free endpaper. Chubb (1927) no. 259; Hodson (1984-97) no. 214; refer Shirley (2004) T.Kit 2a (not in BL); Worms & Baynton-Williams (2011).
