bacon ltd (13 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Fair. No Edition Remarks. Unpaginated. Red paper cover. Colour illustrated reversible map. Number 1: Arterial Roads and By-Passes, 1 inch to 1.08 miles; and England & Wales, South Sheet, 8 miles to 1 inch. Map is lightly tanned with some mild rubbed marks overall. Scuffing along folds, with some heavier tanning. Some moderate tears to folds along edges. Paper cover has mild edge wear with scuffing to edges and creasing. Mild rubbing to surfaces with curling to corners.

Hard Cover. Zustand: Good. Hardback, folding map measuring 64cm x 89cm. Tear with small loss to 8pp Index of Towns. Map is in good order. A decent copy. (ar18).

Lithograph, coloured. Scale 1: 2500. Large folding map in fine condition. 39 x 31" Drawn by J.E. Parr Borough Engineer and Surveyor.

Original stapled colour illustrated souvenir theatre programme 8½'' x 5½''. Contains 12 printed pages of text, advertisements and photographs. In Very Good condition. Member of the P.B.F.A. THEATRE PROGRAMMES.

Exh. cat. London (Marlborough Fine Art Ltd.) 1967; 86 pp.; exhibition catalogue with a text in French and English by Michel Leiris, excerpts from interviews by David Sylvester and b/w and colour illustrations of which two fold-outs; softcover; transparant wrapper very tight around cover. [Art / international artist [Buitenlandse Kunstenaars] ].

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 4to. unpaginated. profusely in colour, some b/w. wrs. Exhibition catalogue.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Dust Jacket. [iv], 62 pp. Large folding linen-backed map. Folding red cloth covers with brilliant gilt to front. Inside is a double-page ad for Chas Baker & Co, followed by a double page map of central London (scale 9 inches to a mile) , an ad for Nevill's Turkish Baths ("pronounced to be the Finest In Europe") , then the Strangers' Guide to London, including horse cab fares, an ad for Brand's Savoury meat Lozenges "world-renowned as Life Sustainers", then a number of pages of places of interest, then more ads for John Piggott, Ltd. And the Tranter's Hotel. Across from the guide is the large folding map, cloth backed, measuring 38" x 28". The guide and map are in good condition, some wear and separating at the spine of the red cloth cover but holding together well, bit of rubbing at corners. . The guide and the map are in good condition with some normal age darkening but otherwise clean and unmarked. No date but the ad for Chas Baker has typeface and clothing consistent with the 1905-1910 period. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall.

Map. Zustand: Good. First Edition. This copy bearing the ink stamp of F.R. Swanton of Davis Point, Manitoba. Frederick Swanton served in the 200th (Winnipeg) Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) during WWI. Illustrated red card covers measure 8.25" x 5.5". Map folds out to 40" by 31". Undated but appears to be circa 1918. Issued as a supplement to Montreal publications The Family Herald and Weekly Star by permission G.W. Bacon & Co. Ltd., 127 Strand, London. Detailed black and white map of Europe presents the setting of World War I, presumably as a reference for Canadians following the progress of the war. Average wear. Several unobtrusive clear tape repairs. A sound vintage copy of this Canadian WWI memento with special noted provenance. Size: Double Elephant - over 25" - 50" tall.

Map dimensions 92 x 132 cm (excluding table to right margin), overall dimensions 100 x 149 cm. Large folding map of London and the surrounding regions covering the extents from Hoddesdon down to Reigate and Canvey Island across to Windsor. Bright original colour marking out the counties, boroughs, districts and parishes. The map divided into three mile squares numbered and lettered at the borders, the grid references corresponding to a large index of local authorities found at the right margin. Printed over four conjoined sheets, the whole divided into 28 sections and mounted on linen. Folds into orginal dark green cloth slipcase, gilt lettered to the upper board. Marbled paper to folded end sections on linen verso. The slipcase slightly worn at extremities, one of the lower joints cracked at the upper edge. The map in excellent condition. The Northern Line extension from Clapham Common to Morden (opened 1926) is marked on the map. Park Royal & Twyford Abbey Station on the District (now Piccadilly) Line is also shown, the station was closed in mid 1931. Stations along the eastern extent of the District Line between Barking and Upminster (re-opened 1932), such as Upney and Becontree, are not shown.

Map dimensions 38 x 67 cm, overall dimensions 42 x 71 cm. Folding plan of the City, on a scale of 12 inches to the mile. The plan shows the extents from Farringdon down to Southwark and Aldgate across to Aldwych. The whole backed on linen, folding into original brown printed card wrapper with Underground map printed on verso, 16 pp. Index booklet to inner cover A serial number y/8 appears next to the copyright at the bottom left margin, presumably 1948. Certainly a post war issue as it highlights "Blitzed City Areas" (Cf. Boyle, 445.).

Map dimensions 38 x 67 cm, overall dimensions 42 x 71 cm. Folding plan of the City, on a scale of 12 inches to the mile. The plan shows the extents from Farringdon down to Southwark and Aldgate across to Aldwych. The whole backed on linen, folding into original brown printed card wrapper with Underground map printed on verso, 16 pp. Index booklet to inner cover A fine copy. A serial number y/8 appears next to the copyright at the bottom left margin, presumably 1948. Certainly a post war issue as it highlights "Blitzed City Areas" (Cf. Boyle, 445.).

No binding. 1010 x 1265 mm., colour printed lithographic map with blue edged border all the way around, with original folds in very good condition. An unusual Quad-Royal poster of the London Underground in that it is laid onto a map of Central London at the scale of just under 7 inches to the mile. A note in the upper margin states 'Southgate extension of the Piccadilly Railway from Finsbury Park is now under construction .', this helps in dating it as the Southgate station opened on 13 March 1933. In 1933, the iconic Underground design by Harry Beck was first published. In this the lines of the Underground are colour coded and do not detract from the street plan itself. Red circles denote the stations which are reminiscent of the earlier design introduced in 1908. Stingemore style lines are shown in different colours.It extends from Willesden Green top left, Drayton Park and Holloway Road top right, Oval lower right, Hammersmith and Walham Green lower left and London Bridge and the Oval stations lower right. The imprints in the lower margin read from left to right 'Drawn by G.W. Bacon & Co., Ltd.', centre 'Copyright map by Roadway Timetables, Bookings & Publications Ltd, Roadway Corner, Warwick Street, London W.1.', and to the right 'Litho - J.Weiner Ltd, London W.C.1.' David Leboff and Tim Demuth, 'No need to ask!: Early maps of London's Underground Railways', p. 76 has a full page illustration of this map (lacking the blue border), with details on the opposite page.

No Binding. Zustand: As New. 1st Edition. 75 x 54.5 cm.