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Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Limited-Edition-Reprint of the First Edition by Luckombe in 1788. Two Text-Volumes bound separately. Octavo (13.5 cm x 21 cm). Pagination: Volume I: Frontispiece, engraved Titlepage, XXX, 189 pages plus recently published Index (July, 2023) / Volume II: Engraved Titlepage, 263 pages plus recently published Index (July, 2023). Textvolume: Volume I and II of the text bound in two beautiful half-leather-volumes with gilt lettering on spine, bound in the style of the 18th century. Excellent, new condition. One of only 300 printed. [On request: There is also a version available of Two Volumes bound in one (475 instead of 575). [Inanna Rare Books - Reprint & Facsimile - Series]. The here reprinted publication is famous and rare due to it being the final product of one of the most daring acts of piracy by an english publisher, Philip Luckombe, who first published this text under the title "A Tour through Ireland" in the year 1780. What makes the 1788-edition valuable are the addition of several excellent Engravings, Maps and Plans of Cities in Munster (see here below a full list of the large and medium size reproductions of Maps, Plans and Engravings which come in a separate Folder, accompanying the two text-volumes). The publication we see here warranted a Reproduction for it is very hard to find with all Illustrations present and especially the Engravings of Kinsale, Youghal, Dungarvan and Waterford are possibly the finest and some of the earliest Illustrations of these irish Towns in the 18th century and should be present in every serious Irish History Collection. The Maps of County Cork, County Kerry and County Waterford show not only the clarity of 18th century map-making but als give wonderful historical detail of the families who ruled and lived on the land by the placing of these families' Coats of Arms on the Maps. "The Compleat Irish Traveller" is the pinnacle of pirated Travel-Writing in Ireland and proof of its enduring success for the english audience of the 18th century. American historian Susan M. Kroeg writes in her essay "Philip Luckombe's 'A Tour through Ireland' (1780) and the Problem of Plagiarism" about the publication we have reprinted: "According to Joep Leerssen, the reliability of a travel narrative, the extent to which the author actually experienced the events of which he writes, is ultimately 'insignificant'; what matters is the degree to which the work met its audience's expectations. Luckombe found and exploited the productive intersection of his readers' expectations of Ireland and their expectations of travel writing and succeeded in plagiarising some of the most popular and prominent Irish travel narratives of the late eighteenth century. In a final irony, the entire text of Luckombe's Tour ['A Tour through Ireland'] was pirated and republished anonymously in 1788 as "The Compleat Irish Traveller"- which, in a sense, it was." Philip Luckombe took most of the Illustrations, but not all, from the following publications by Charles Smith: 1. Charles Smith's "Antient and Present State of the County of Waterford" 2. Charles Smith's "Antient and Present State of the County and City of Cork" What Luckombe did not do was altering the source of the engravings and who produced them. Complete List of Reproductions of Plates included in the bespoke made Folder of the Luxury Reprint of this work: 1. Allegorical Frontispiece: "The Proprietor of the Irish Traveller presenting a Copy of that Work into the hand of Futurity to be preserved from the devastation of Time" 2. "A View of the Lighthouse in Dublin Harbour" 3. "View of Ringsend and Irishtown from Belmont, near Miltown" 4. "The Monument of Arthur Smith, D.D. late Archbishop of Dublin" 5. "Clark's Skeleton" (Foldout Plate) 6. "Powerscourt Waterfall" (Foldout Plate) 7. Large Illustration of Waterford City in the 18th century: "To the Gentlemen of the Common Council of the City of Waterford this South Prospect of that City is humbly presented by their most.…

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Limited-Edition-Reprint of the First Edition by Luckombe in 1788. Two Volumes plus extra Folder with 31 Plates reprinted as Artworks for framing. Octavo (13.5 cm x 21 cm). Pagination: Volume I: Frontispiece, engraved Titlepage, XXX, 189 pages plus recently published Index (July, 2023) / Volume II: Engraved Titlepage, 263 pages plus recently published Index (July, 2023). Plus large, bespoke made Folder with thirtyone (31) Reproductions of the Maps, Plans and Illustrations which usually were folded inside this publication and now for the first time have been liberated from the book and were published as the beautiful works of art they are. Textvolume: Volume I and II of the text bound in one beautiful half-leather-volume with gilt lettering on spine, bound in the style of the 18th century / Illustrations-Folder with 31 reprinted illustrations of Towns and Maps of Ireland but mainly of Munster, bound in bespoke made half-cloth with paper-covered boards and pasted Reprint of the original titlepage. Excellent, new condition. One of only 300 printed. [Inanna Rare Books - Reprint & Facsimile - Series]. The here reprinted publication is famous and rare due to it being the final product of one of the most daring acts of piracy by an english publisher, Philip Luckombe, who first published this text under the title "A Tour through Ireland" in the year 1780. What makes the 1788-edition valuable are the addition of several excellent Engravings, Maps and Plans of Cities in Munster (see here below a full list of the large and medium size reproductions of Maps, Plans and Engravings which come in a separate Folder, accompanying the two text-volumes). The publication we see here warranted a Reproduction for it is very hard to find with all Illustrations present and especially the Engravings of Cork City, Kinsale, Youghal, Dungarvan and Waterford are possibly the finest and some of the earliest Illustrations of these Irish Cities and Irish Towns in the 18th century and should be present in every serious Irish History Collection. The Maps of County Cork, County Kerry and County Waterford show not only the clarity of 18th century map-making but also give wonderful historical detail of the families who ruled and lived on the land by the placing of these families' Coats of Arms on the Maps. "The Compleat Irish Traveller" is the pinnacle of pirated Travel-Writing in Ireland and proof of its enduring success for the english audience of the 18th century. American historian Susan M. Kroeg writes in her essay "Philip Luckombe's 'A Tour through Ireland' (1780) and the Problem of Plagiarism" about the publication we have reprinted: "According to Joep Leerssen, the reliability of a travel narrative, the extent to which the author actually experienced the events of which he writes, is ultimately 'insignificant'; what matters is the degree to which the work met its audience's expectations. Luckombe found and exploited the productive intersection of his readers' expectations of Ireland and their expectations of travel writing and succeeded in plagiarising some of the most popular and prominent Irish travel narratives of the late eighteenth century. In a final irony, the entire text of Luckombe's Tour ['A Tour through Ireland'] was pirated and republished anonymously in 1788 as "The Compleat Irish Traveller"- which, in a sense, it was." Philip Luckombe took most of the Illustrations, but not all, from the following publications by Charles Smith: 1. Charles Smith's "Antient and Present State of the County of Waterford" 2. Charles Smith's "Antient and Present State of the County and City of Cork" What Luckombe did not do was altering the source of the engravings and who produced them. Complete List of Reproductions of Plates included in the bespoke made Folder of the Luxury Reprint of this work: 1. Allegorical Frontispiece: "The Proprietor of the Irish Traveller presenting a Copy of that Work into the hand of Futurity to be preserved from the devastation o.…

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 40 cm wide x 17,8 cm high. Sheet Size: 46 cm wide x 23,5 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (32,72 ) / Net: (142,28 )] This is a very rare illustration of "The Grand Canal", the foremost commercial inland-waterway of Ireland in 18th century Ireland. Philip Luckombe included this 18th-century illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. …

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Anthony Chearnley for Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 21 cm wide x 14 cm high. Sheet Size: 27 cm wide x 20 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (32,72 ) / Net: (142,28 )] One of the earliest illustrations of the West View of Castle Kanturk. Philip Luckombe included this illustration together with a front view of the Castle in his publication "The Compleat Irish Traveller", in the year 1788.…

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Paul Sandby and William Walker for G.Kearsly but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 21 cm wide x 17 cm high. Sheet Size: 27 cm wide x 23 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (32,72 ) / Net: (142,28 )] One of the earliest illustrations of Dromana House. Philip Luckombe included this illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. [Pirated version by Luckombe of the Engraving by Paul Sandby and William Walker, originally created for G.Kearsly. The engraving shows Dromana House, Seat of the Fitzgeralds, Lords of the Decies, a junior branch of the Earls of Desmond]. Especially this illustration is lacking in most examples of "The compleat Irish Traveller" we know of. (Inanna Rare Books) The medieval castle of Dromana occupied a spectacular site, high above the River Blackwater. From the 13thcentury onwards this was the seat of the FitzGeralds, Lords of the Decies, a junior branch of the Earls of Desmond. (Source: dromanahousedotcom).…

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Anthony Chearnley for Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 21 cm wide x 13,8 cm high. Sheet Size: 27 cm wide x 19,7 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (32,72 ) / Net: (142,28 )] One of the earliest illustrations of Castle Kanturk. Philip Luckombe included this illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788.…

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Anthony Chearnley for Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 13,6 cm wide x 21 cm high. Sheet Size: 19,7 cm wide x 27 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (32,72 ) / Net: (142,28 )] Buttevant (Irish: Cill na Mullach, meaning 'Church of the Summits' or Ecclesia Tumulorum in the Latin) is a medieval market town, incorporated by charter of Edward III, situated in North County Cork, Ireland. (Wikipedia).…

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Anthony Chearnley for Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 21 cm wide x 13,7 cm high. Sheet Size: 27 cm wide x 19,7 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (32,72 ) / Net: (142,28 )] One of the earliest illustrations of Castle Loghort (Lohort). Philip Luckombe included this illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. It was originally created by Charles Smith in his publication "The Antient And Present State of The County And City Of Cork" (1750).…

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 25 cm wide x 20 cm high. Sheet Size: 31 cm wide x 36 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (32,72 ) / Net: (142,28 )]. …

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 33 cm wide x 22,3 cm high. Sheet Size: 39 cm wide x 28 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (32,72 ) / Net: (142,28 )] This is a very rare illustration of "The Exchange", the foremost commercial meeting-place in 18th century Cork City. Philip Luckombe included this 18th-century illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. …

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 43,5 cm wide x 50 cm high. Sheet Size: 49,4 cm wide x 56 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (70,12 ) / Net: (304,88 )] The early Map of County Kerry with Coat of Arms of County Kerry Families of the 18th century and wonderful detail of Kerry, the Blasket Islands and the Coast from the Kenmare River all the way to Tralee Bay and the Mouth of the Shannon. Philip Luckombe included this map in his publication "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. Wonderful and detailed Map of County Kerry with all the important Seats and Towns and Rivers: Killarney and Lough Lane, Lakes of Killarney, Skelligs, Kenmare, shows all the Islands like the Great Blasket Islands, Castlemain Harbour, Kenmare River, Blackwater River etc. etc. The Map also shows a List of the following Coat of Arms of Nobility and Gentry in County Kerry (in the year 1850), placed around the Map: "Fitz-Morris Earl of Kerry" / "Herbert - Lord Castle Island" / "Gage - Viscount Gage of Castle Island" / "Feilding [sic] [Fielding] - Earl of Desmond" / "Annesley - Viscount Valentia" / "Child - Earl Tilney of Castlemain" / "Brown - Viscount Kenmair [sic] [Kenmare]" / "Mac Carty [Mac Carthy] - Earl of Gleneare" / "Petty - Viscount Dunkerron" / "Power - Viscount Valentia" / "Fitz-Gerald [Fitzgerald]- Earl of Desmond" / "Palmer - Earl of Castlemain" /. …

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 60,6 cm wide x 44,5 cm high. Sheet Size: 66,5 cm wide x 50,5 cm high. Excellent condition of this very important Map / City-Plan of 18th century Cork City. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (70,12 ) / Net: (304,88 )] One of the earliest, precise maps of Cork City with layout of streets and important spaces using a Birds-Eye-View. Philip Luckombe included this 18th-century illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. …

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 64 cm wide x 21,1 cm high. Sheet Size: 70 cm wide x 27 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (70,12 ) / Net: (304,88 )] One of the earliest illustrations of Lismore. Philip Luckombe included this illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. It was originally published by Charles Smith in his publication "The Antient And Present State of The County And City Of Waterford" (1746). …

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 75,3 cm wide x 53 cm high. Sheet Size: 81 cm wide x 59 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (70,12 ) / Net: (304,88 )] The early Map of County Cork with Coat of Arms of County Cork Families of the 18th century and wonderful detail of West Cork and the Coast from Cork Harbour all the Way to Cape Clear. Philip Luckombe included this map in his publication "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. It was originally published by Charles Smith in his publication "The Antient And Present State of The County And City Of Cork" (1750). The Map of County Cork is not only showing in fine detail the Towns and Villages of 18th century County Cork and especially West Cork but also the Coat of Arms of the local Nobility and Gentlemen: List of the following Coat of Arms of Nobility and Gentlemen in County Cork (in the year 1850), placed to the top right of the Map: "Boyle - Earl of Cork" / "Fielding - Earl of Desmond" / "Barry - Earl of Barrymore" / "Boyle - Earl of Orrery" / "Perceval - Earl of Egmont" / "St.Leger - Viscount Doneraile" / "Chetwynd - Viscount Bearhaven" / "Brodrick - Viscount Middleton" [Midleton] / "Sees of Cork y Ross" [Bishoprics] / "See of Cloyne" [Bishopric] / "De Courcy - Baron of Kingsale" [Kinsale] / "Evans - Baron of Carbery" [Castle Freke] / List of the following Coat of Arms of Nobility and Gentlemen in County Cork (in the year 1850), placed to the bottom right of the Map: "Robert Fitz-Stephens" / "Miles de Cogan" / "Fitzgerald - Earl of Desmond" / "Ed Plantagenet - Earl of Cork" / "Touchet - Earl of Castlehaven" / "Vaughan - Earl of Carbery" / "Mc Carty [Mc Carthy]- Earl of Glancarty" / "Roche - Viscount of Fermoy" / "Boyle - Viscount Kinalmeaky" / "Berkley - Viscount Bearhaven" / "Roper - Baron of Bantry" /. …

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Anthony Chearnley and Thomas Chambers for Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 52 cm wide x 21,3 cm high. Sheet Size: 58 cm wide x 27 cm high. Excellent condition of this very decorative View of Kinsale with Ringroan Castle [Milo de Cogan / Milo de Courcy]. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (70,12 ) / Net: (304,88 )] One of the earliest illustrations of Kinsale and Kinsale Harbour with the famous remains of Ringrone Castle. Philip Luckombe included this illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. It was originally created by Anthony Chearnley and Thomas Chambers for Charles Smith in his publication "The Antient And Present State of The County And City Of Cork" (1750). …

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 65 cm wide x 21 cm high. Sheet Size: 71,5 cm wide x 27 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (70,12 ) / Net: (304,88 )] One of the earliest illustrations of Youghal. Philip Luckombe included this illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. It was originally published by Charles Smith in his publication "The Antient And Present State of The County And City Of Waterford" (1746). …

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 53 cm wide x 40 cm high. Sheet Size: 59 cm wide x 46 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (70,12 ) / Net: (304,88 )] The early Map of County Waterford. Philip Luckombe included this map / illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. It was originally published by Charles Smith in his publication "The Antient And Present State of The County And City Of Waterford" (1746). …

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 64,7 cm wide x 21,7 cm high. Sheet Size: 70,5 cm wide x 27 cm high. Excellent condition of this very decorative View of Cork City. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (70,12 ) / Net: (304,88 )] One of the earliest illustrations of Cork City. Philip Luckombe included this illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. It was originally created by Charles Smith in his publication "The Antient And Present State of The County And City Of Cork" (1750). …

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 64 cm wide x 21 cm high. Sheet Size: 70 cm wide x 27 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (70,12 ) / Net: (304,88 )] One of the earliest illustrations of Waterford City. Philip Luckombe included this illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. It was originally published by Charles Smith in his publication "The Antient And Present State of The County And City Of Waterford" (1746). …

Condizione: Sehr gut. Luxury Fine Art Giclée Reprint of the Engraving which was originally created by Charles Smith but later pirated/printed without permission in London by publisher Philip Luckombe in the year 1788. Image Size: 64 cm wide x 21 cm high. Sheet Size: 70 cm wide x 27 cm high. Excellent condition. Copyright by Inanna Rare Books Ltd. [Price includes 23% VAT (70,12 ) / Net: (304,88 )] One of the earliest illustrations of Dungarvan. Philip Luckombe included this illustration in "The Compleat Irish Traveller" in the year 1788. It was originally published by Charles Smith in his publication "The Antient And Present State of The County And City Of Waterford" (1746). …