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Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. B & W Photos, Text Figures, Map, Red Covers (illustratore). Copyright Date: 1972 Octavo, Dec. 1972, PP.14.

Folded. Condizione: New. The newest edition of Las Vegas features over 350 of the best shopping at the Forum Shops, The Crystals City Center, Grand Canal Shoppes, Palazzo, Bellagio and more along with the best hotels on and off the strip, over 230 restaurants, and what to do and see on Fremont Street and Las Vegas Blvd. We give you the best of Vegas shows and entertainment along with Art spaces, hiking, golfing and top attractions.

Folded. Condizione: New.

Folded. Condizione: New. Highlighting the historical landmarks of the Capital. Includes the cultural center of the city, The Mall â" home to the Smithsonian Museums and the iconic memorials of Lincoln, Washington and Jefferson. Also, Historic Georgetown, trendy Dupont Circle and politically driven Capital Hill. The best shopping, restaurants, hotels, as well as the important government centers and cultural institutions.

Folded. Condizione: New. 11th edition.

Folded. Condizione: New.

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. b/w map with Red (illustratore). 1st. colored map showing area in California east of Roseville to just east of Snow Mountain. Size: 8" x 8".

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. b/w Map w/red (illustratore). 1st. colored map showing area in Wyoming from west of Devil's Slide, Utah to east of Mammoth Hollow in Wyoming. Size: 8" x 8".

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. b/w Map w/red (illustratore). 1st. colored map showing the Bear River Bay area in Utah & north ot the Idaho border Size: 8" x 8".

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. b/w Map w/red (illustratore). 1st. colored map showing area in Wyoming from west of Hampton to just east of Pilot Bluff & Kanda. Size: 8" x 8".

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Fold-out color Map; b/w Ohotos; Maps, Etc (illustratore). 1st. 1st printing; white c w/black titles, lite toning & greying of covers; fold-out color map in front of disaster area; 251 clean, unmarked pages/index; ARC publilcation #977.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fair. First Thus. Glossy B/W Frontispiece a Last Forward Spring & the Bride of Yum Chae hurtles far out over the Well. PREFACE, Includes: Illustrations, Maps, Portraits, Plates ,in Blue & Beige DJ of Barechested Indian with arms Folded cover art of Mayan priest w/ hieroglyphs in the bkgrnd ,This book "is primarily an attempt to recount the many thrilling experiences of Edward Herbert Thompson in his lifelong quest for archaeological treasures in the ancient and bandoned city of Chi-chen Itza, for centuries buried beneath the jungle of Yucatan.

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. Red, b/w Map (illustratore). 1st. 24" x 30"; telegraph map on the US in 1909 Size: 24" x 30".

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. Black, White and Red Map (illustratore). 1st. suitable for framing [2 images = most of the full map] Size: 24" x 19.5".

paperback. Condizione: Very Good. Illustrated by black, blue,red with much land in shades of orange (illustratore). Original ed. VERY GOOD Condition. CORENERS SOME ROLL PAPERBACK; (AERONAUTICAL CHART).printed in fine detail on both sides of nice SILK CLOTH.Similar to items used in World War TWo as part of rescue & trade item for flliers first aid kits. cloth is 23x21" neatly folded down to 3x3". PORTA TO MADRID BOTTOM ONE SIDE.BILBOA to BEZIERS other side top.No date to LEGEND CHART, .Map is on bright white silk cloth, with 1" wide tan border all around. NOT TORN, NOT FREYED, NOT MARKED UP.NOT STAINED.BUT OBVIOUSLY WORLD WAR TOW ERA ITEM. ; 1 LARGE SHEET pages; VERY LAGE, COLORFUL MAP SHOWING MUCH EUROPE SOUTH OF FRANCE.This a nice item since it covers the European theater. Quite nice, no tears, no marks. CLEAN.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. 1st Edition. Fontispiece B/W Map Drawing Shrewsbury Abbey & Town showing Bonel's House, Back DJ Photo of Author Taken by Marjory Dressler,HBDJ, Stated 1ST US EDITION, 1981 on Title & Copyright Pg, VG/VG+, AS-IS, , Slight Lean to Book, Grey Boards with White Cloth Spine Titled in Gold Gilt, Interior nice, Tight Clean, Light Fox, Wear, 224 pgs, DJ Protected by Clear Mylar, the Third ( 3rd ) Brother Cadfael Mystery ( Medieval ) First U.S. Printing with the 1 in the number line, original $9.95 cover price remains intact, ,Brother Cadfael's workshop shelves boast all sorts of medication for every kind of ailment. When Gervase Bonel is poisoned with one of them, the monk finds suspicion has fallen on someone he is certain is innocent, A guest of the abbey is suddenly taken ill and Cadfael recognizes the symptons of poisoning, a fatal dose. Eerie tale of revenge and the woman Cadfael once loved. Last numbered page is 223.

Hardcover/Hardback. Condizione: Very Good. In zeer goede staat. Hardcover. Rijkelijk geà llustreerd.

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. b/w & Red Map (illustratore). 1st. 31" x 17" map; lovely to frame Size: 31" x 17".

Hard Cover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. HBDJ,1925, Later Edition, decorated Bright Red cloth lettered in Black WITH Fish on Front, VG/VG , AS-IS, Cover minor rub & Wear ,Nice & Tight Light Soil Cover & tiny white stain on Spine,226 pgs, plus 6 pgs of publ ads in back, DJ light rub, wear & Tiny Small Chips Extremities, Interior Nice tight Clean light FoX & Wear, Mended small Tape Repair Back Edge DustJacket, Lists to Tuffy Bean Funny Bone Farm plus 4 other ads on the same page. The pages are nice, clean, and tight with a glossy B&W frontispiece and glossy B&W internals. There is a little foxing along the outer edges of the pages. The exterior has wear at the top and bottom of the spine, edges, and corners-small tears on the top and bottom of the spine-with some fading along the spine-some discoloration on the binding-fading spots on the binding, In the back it lists to Tuffy Bean Lost Fortune with 3 other ads on that page and it has 10 other pages of ads-if you need the listings of any please email me. The dust jacket has chipping along the edges-a couple of small closed tears-tape on the top of the back corner-scuffing, It has a description of the story on the front flap, it lists to Buffalo Bill Bathtub on the back flap, and it lists to Poppy Ott Hits The Trail on the back cover. This is a fairly nice copy.

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. b&w Map w/blue & Red Markings (illustratore). 1st. First Edition, First Printing; 2 scans of map = almost full image; very nice and suitable for framing Size: 16.5" X 27.5".

(Bussum, Fibula-Van Dishoeck, 1976). Boards, with dust-jacket. With maps. 243 pp. Contributions by S. Arasaratnam on Ceylon and Coromandel, A. Das Gupta on Suratte and the Malabar coast, H.K. s'Jacob on the Malabarcoast, L.Y. Andaya on Malay, John E. Wills on Taiwan, China and Batavia, M. Kanai on Japan.

Hard Cover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. HBDJ,1937, Later Edition, Bright Red cloth lettered in Dark Blue or Black on Front & Spine, VG+/G , AS-IS, Cover minor rub & Wear ,Nice & Tight Solid Cover ,235 pgs, plus ads in back, DJ light rub, wear & Tiny Small Chips Extremities + large Piece out of top of Spine DJ 1 1/4 in. , Interior Nice tight Clean light FoX & Wear, Mended small Tape Repair Back DustJacket, It lists to Poppy Ott Hidden Dwarf with 2 other ads on the same page in the front. The pages are nice, clean, and tight with a little foxing. The exterior has some wear at the top and bottom of the spine, edges, and corners , In the back it lists to Gridiron Number 44 with 2 other pages of ads , The dust jacket has some pieces missing at the top of the spine, corners, and side of spine-chipping along the edges-a couple of Small closed tears-creasing, It has a description of the story on the front flap, it lists to Hardy Boys Flying Express on the back flap, and it lists to Jerry Todd Cuckoo Camp on the back cover. . Rare & Hard to Find Title.

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. b/w/ & Red Map (illustratore). 1st. .maps show locations of plants, service lines, facilities, etc for the area cover by this system. Very scarce Size: 13" x 18.5".

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. b/w/ & Red Map (illustratore). 1st. 2 maps on reverse sidesof the page.maps show locations of plants, service lines, facilities, etc for the area cover by this system. Very scarce Size: 13" x 18.5".

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. b/w/ & Red Map (illustratore). 1st. Reverse of map is MAP: Associated Gas and Electric System in New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vrmont, New Hampshie, Maine, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Philippine Islands, Illinois, Ohio, West Virginia & Canada".maps show locations of plants, service lines, facilities, etc for the area cover by this system. Very scarce Size: 13" x 18.5".

Unbound. Condizione: Very Good. b/w/red Map (illustratore). 26" x 32" map disbound from 2nd Geological Survey of Pennsylvania; Quite handsome and ready to frame Size: 26" x 32".

Communist party revolutionary handout of a transport route diagram map of Hangzhou welcoming revolutionary teachers and students. Paper slightly foxed with some soiling on edges and folds on the reverse. One panel a little browned. Good condition. 39 x 23.8cm. Cultural Revolution period double sided handout, apparently printed by Red Guards. Transport map of Hangzhou with transport route numbers indicated. Two lines of Chairman Mao's quotations printed in red upper margin. On the reverse, a list of schools and receiving areas with addresses and travel directions. One of Chairman Mao's quotations printed in red upper margin together with a warm welcome to teachers and students who have come to Hangzhou to make revolutionary connections.

Excellent. Each sheet measures 34x27in, dissected and laid on linen 16 sections. Each sheet housed separately in handsome matching red leather slipcases. 9 sheets total (8 Map sheets, 1 index sheet). Size 69 x 108 Inches. This expansive 1842 8-sheet map of the East Indies compiled by Gijsbert Franco von Derfelden van Hinderstein is the largest and most important map of the East Indies made in the mid-19th century. Compiled from 1820 to 1840, it is the first map to depict the administrative divisions of the Dutch East Indies as the islands progressively came under Dutch administration. The current example is handsomely housed in 9 gilt-stamped leather slipcases. A Closer Look The map consists of 8 sheets and an index sheet. Coverage embraces from Sumatra to New Guinea and from the Gulf of Siam to Java, thus including Malaya, Singapore, Sumatra, Borneo, the Celebes, Timor, western New Guinea, and countless smaller islands. There are 26 insets, most offering hydrographic details. Significant insets include a large detail map of western Sumatra and a city plan of Batavia. Singapore island appears as 'Singapore' with the young city, founded in 1819, marked. Construction of the Map The development of the map spanned two decades, from 1827 to 1847. In 1828, Von Derfelden received a commission from King William I (1772 - 1843) to complete a comprehensive cartography reassessment of the increasingly Dutch-dominated East Indies. With support from his friend Godert Alexander Van der Capellen (1778 - 1848), the former Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies, and J.C. Baud, an official at the Ministry of Colonies, Von Derfelden amassed as much recent and comprehensive information as possible covering the entire archipelago. This included approximately 160 maps on loan, and an additional 170 maps via the Ministry. Furthermore, Van der Capellen's network provided access to around 30 manuscripts from various surveyors operating within the archipelago. Von Derfelden also utilized English and French printed maps from his personal collection. He meticulously created faithful copies or extracts of the manuscript maps as needed. Von Derfelden's manuscript drafts survive at the Bibliothèque nationale de France; his annotations on these materials provide insight into his meticulous methodology. The diverse scales and longitudinal references of the sourced materials required careful standardization to the desired scale and longitude. As the project progressed, the Ministry of Colonies adjusted its requirements for the map. Initially planned as a map measuring 30 x 46 in, covering latitudes from 10°N to 12°S and longitudes from 95° to 134°E, the project evolved through several iterations. The final version measured 63 × 95 in, encompassing latitudes from 10°N to 12°S and longitudes from 95° to 141°E. From 1827 to 1837, Von Derfelden dedicated himself to the master manuscript. Due to the continuous influx of more precise data, the project underwent several revisions to ensure accuracy and comprehensiveness. In 1838, Von Derfelden's manuscripts were delivered to the Topographic Bureau for drafting, after which, from 1840 to 1843, the copperplates were engraved. It was subsequently printed in 1000 copies. Publication History and Census This map was compiled by Gijsbert Franco von Derfelden van Hinderstein. OCLC notes just four examples in the United States: Yale, Connecticut State Library, Boston Public, and Library of Congress. Additional examples in Europe are located at the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle in Paris, Universitaire Bibliotheken Leiden, Tresoar Frisian Historical and Literary Centre, and the British Library. No market history. References: OCLC 880913974, 879638176.

Hand-drawn and hand-coloured Ottoman Turkish map, 536 x 778 mm. Scale 1:1,000.000. Unique hand-drawn map of western Yemen, southern Arabia and the southern Red Sea, reaching from Aden, Djibouti's Gulf of Tadjoura, and the Bab-el-Mandeb in the south and as far north as Mecca, Jeddah, and Rabigh. The legend identifies the various symbols used in the map to show features of the land: fortresses, railroads ("simendüfer", chemin-de-fer), international and Sanjak borders, simple roads, and causeways ("sose", chaussée). Apart from a few miles of rails inland from Hodeidah, no railways are shown in Arabia (the Hejaz railway had reached Medina in 1908 and not proceeded further), but several tracks are illustrated on the African side, some dubious. Dated 20 March 1327 (2 April 1911 CE), the map is signed with an unidentified monogram and inscribed as a gift to "Tevfik Bey Efendi, my comrade in misfortune" ("Refik-i felaketim Tevfik Beyefendi'ye yadigarimdir"). In the right margin, a series of pencil notes enumerate the various konaks (one-day travel stage posts) of the laborious land journey from Hodeidah to Sana'a. - The Sublime Porte had long sought to assert its authority in Yemen, and in 1872 had succeeded in establishing the Yemen Vilayet as an administrative division of the Ottoman Empire, though the vast area proved almost impossible to rule and continued to be plagued by insurrections. In early 1911 the Imam of Yemen, frustrated by the lack of progress in negotiations that had lasted for fully five years, began another revolt against the Ottomans: armed rebel bands arrived in Sana'a on 12 January 1911 and took over the city. The rebellion collapsed near the end of April, followed in October with the signing of the Treaty of Daan, which made Yemen a vassal state of the Ottoman Empire. It is very likely that the draughting of the present map was occasioned by the various Ottoman administrative and military operations taking place in Yemen during early April 1911. - Traces of folds which show a few insignificant paper and edge flaws. Drawn on high-quality Austrian "carta di disegno" paper with drystamp in one corner.

Very good. Light wear along original fold lines. Size 8 x 9.25 Inches. This is an August 1943 World War II era U.S. Army Engineers map of American Red Cross clubs in central London. Published for American servicemen stationed in England during World War II (1939 - 1945), this map and others like it acted as a helpful aid to visiting GIs, many of whom had never before been outside the U.S. A Closer Look Bright red boxes highlight 15 American Red Cross clubs across central London. Among the labeled clubs is Rainbow Corner near Piccadilly Circus. Rainbow Corner was the most famous American Red Cross Club in the European Theater of Operations. It was open 24 hours a day, every day, to American servicemen from November 11, 1942, until January 9, 1946. Its largest single-day attendance was over 70,000 for the club's First Birthday party on December 5, 1943. Two African-American Red Cross clubs are identified here: Liberty near Euston Station and Duchess north of Oxford Circus. Although African-American soldiers could not enjoy white-only Red Cross Clubs, white soldiers were welcome at the African American Clubs and frequently visited, only civilians were barred. Publication History and Census This map was compiled by the Mapping Section, Intelligence Division, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and printed by the 952nd Aviation Engineer Topographic Company in August 1943. This is the only known cataloged example.