cluverius (54 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Good. Item in good condition. Textbooks may not include supplemental items i.e. CDs, access codes etc.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. No Jacket. 748/16 pp. 26 engravings, 11 maps, engraved frontispiece, engraved title page. Vellum binding, it appears there were once tassles. Large chips from the spine, cracked hinges. The majority of the pages are very good - a few are lightly toned, some more heavily and a little fragile, some spots of foxing in places, nothing severe. There are some small tears in some pages, only one affects test/image: - p129, small piece missing from the bottom margin - figure 15 (the first after p304) has a hole in the top margin - 4cm tear from the bottom of the map SCALDIS MOSAE - p347, tear in the bottom corner - p423, 5cm tear in the right-hand margin - in the map ANTIQUAE GERMANIAE SEPTEMTRI there is a 7cm tear from the right that affects the map. - p583, 5cm tear from the bottom - in p3 of the index 4cm piece missing A decent copy of an important work, sensible price. Text in Latin. The Book Cellar & Henschel, Buenos Aires.

Plein Vélin. Zustand: Bon. First Thus. Amsterdam [Amstelaedami], Jean Wolters [Joannem Wolters], 1697. 24 x 18 cm (R), in-4, 1 f. bl. - titre frontispice entièrement gravé - 11 ff. n. ch. (dont titre, dédicace, adresse au lecteur, epistolae, table et privilège) - 565 pp. - 31 ff. n. ch. d'index - 2 ff. bl. - 2 planches, 3 tableaux et 41 (sur 43) cartes gravées hors texte, dont 40 sont dépliantes ou à double page, reliure hollandaise de l'époque en plein vélin doré, plats estampés à froid de motifs des Pays Bas espagnols dans un double encadrement de filets avec fleurons d'angle, dos estampé de filets et fleurons, titre manuscrit à l'époque, traces de lacets. (sig. *3, **4, ***4, A-Z4, Aa-Zz4, Aaa-Zzz4, Aaaa-Kkkk4) Belle édition de la fin du XVIIeme du célèbre atlas de Clüver, avec les commentaires de Buno, Reiske et Heckel, intéressante notamment parce qu'elle est au format in-4 et non in-8 ou in-12, comme la plupart des autres. Un bel ex-dono, daté de 1725 et couvrant tout le premier feuillet blanc, nous indique qu'il s'agit d'un livre de prix. Cachets annulés d'une bibliothèque de capucins au titre. Sans la mappemonde et la carte l'Amérique. Exemplaire très légèrement déréglé, ce qui est courant pour un volume de cette taille, une carte détachée, pour le reste un fort bel exemplaire exempt de rousseurs et dans une belle reliure estampée de l'époque. dv.

Original Wrappers. Zustand: Good binding. Second Edition, Enlarged. An interesting and rather compelling, account by Thomas Cluverius, who was convicted of murder and executed in Richmond in 1887. The victim was his cousin -- she was eight months pregnant and Cluverius was the father. To call the case sensational would be an understatement. This Second Edition, published the same year as the first, was enlarged to include an account of Cluverius' execution. Lacking the rear wrapper, with the front chipped and stained; the text is complete. (Haynes 3620). Good binding.

15.5 x 18.7 cm. Full colour. Three historical maps on one double page sheet. The main panel showing what is now Morocco and part of Algeria. Above this two maps showing the continuation of the Mediterranean coastline of Africa. Good condition.

Cm. 15,5, pp. 348 (10) 50 (6). Con una tavola incisa in rame e ripiegata f.t. e 3 tavole sinottiche ripiegate. Legatura coeva in piena pergamena rigida con titoli al dorso. Esemplare in perfetto stato di conservazione. Il breviario del Berti appare in fine, con numerazione autonoma. Non comune edizione padovana di questo classico della letteratura geografica.

One of the later editions of the "Introduction to Universal Geography", the first comprehensive modern geography, originally published in 1624-1629; it remained a standard work through the mid-18th century; the first of its six parts deals in general with the Earth, the remaining five contain short descriptions of countries and stress human and historical considerations. Written by Philipp Clüver (1580-1622), a Leiden-based German geographer, the founder of historical geography. This edition is supplemented with "Breviarium Totius Orbis Terrarum" and a survey of Roman emperors (short works by Petrus Bertius), followed by an index. The book features an engraved title page with putti and three figures of geographers. The copy contains a set of 4 fold-out plates (tables, diagrams) and 37 fold-out maps (copper engravings), both historical and modern, e.g. hemispheres, Europe, historical Roman provinces, Britain and Ireland, various European countries, various parts of Italy, Russia, Asia, China, India, Persia, Africa, America, various parts of the Middle East etc. Only a map of Galia is missing (torn away). Antiqua typeface; pages are decorated with headpieces and initials. The front endpaper and title leaf contain several ownership notes. /// Parchment binding (with handwritten title); hardback, [12]+388+[6]+[70] pp., 4 plates + 37 maps, 12° (7.5 x 13.5 cm), parchment discoloured and slightly worn, top edge darkened, fore edge with small ink stain, back hinge split, front free endpaper partly glued to front board, first plate with loss along bottom edge (diagram and text slightly corrupted), most pages, plates and maps with small narrow water stain along top edge, several maps with tear on folds, one map backed with small pieces of paper, one leaf's corner torn away (text slightly corrupted), last leaf partly detached, several leaves slightly worn along edges, other signs of wear and age are rare (minor creases and tears, small ink stain), one map missing, condition: good Book Language/s: Latin.

Hardcover. 12mo; [12], 355, [83] pp. Original vellum. With engraved title page and 39 folding plates. VG; vellum discolored and age-toned, with some rubbing; interior clean and tight; all plates intact and crisp; MH Consignment; shelved case 3. 1335529. Shelved Dupont Bookstore.

4°. 1 Blatt (17 x 23 cm). Schmaler Rand, etwas gebräunt, sonst gut erhalten / slight browned, small margins, otherise in good state of conservation. * Titelblatt zu dem damals beliebten, seit 1697 mehrfach aufgelegten Geographie-Lehrbuch von Philipp Cluver, in der Londoner Ausgabe von J. Buno. Hier als Doppelblatt: rechts das Titelblatt, links das dekorative allegorische Kupferstich-Frontispiz (B. Lens sen. sc.) mit Allegorien auf die vier Weltteile.

8° , Hardcover/Pappeinband. Titel, 4 Bl.,348 Seiten, 4 Bl. mit einer mehrfach gefaltetne Tafel und zwei Tabellen, Einband berieben, Bindung gelockert, keine losen Bögen, unbeschnitten, innen guter und sauberer Zustand. ------------------------------------------------ Philipp Clüver (auch Klüwer, häufig latinisiert als Philippus Cluverius; * 1580 in Danzig; 31. Dezember 1622 in Leiden, Niederlande) war ein deutscher Geograph und Historiker, der starken Einfluss auf die Wiederbelebung der geographischen Wissenschaft in Europa hatte, und als Begründer der historischen Geographie gilt. Clüver näherte sich der Geographie über die Geschichte und die klassischen Autoren. Zu seinen bedeutendsten Werken gehört die Introductio in Universam Geographiam (Einführung in die universelle Geographie) von 1624. Der erste von sechs Bänden befasst sich im Allgemeinen mit der Erde, aber sein Ruhm begründet sich mehr auf die übrigen fünf Bände. Sie enthalten kurze Beschreibungen der Länder, mit Schwerpunkt auf einer menschlichen und historischen Betrachtung. Diese Introductio blieb bis zur Mitte des 18.Jahrhunderts ein Standardwerk der Geographie. la Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Uncoloured; very light water staining to the right margin and the printed line border on the left, signs of old vertical folds from the book, otherwise very good condition. A map of the British Isles and Ireland in ancient times. Highly decorative, with inset map of the Orkney Islands. Originally published by Philipp Clüver (1580-1622) in "Introductio in universam geographiam" in 1624 (posthumously). There seems to have been several editions and this example bears the name of John Senex (fl 1702-1740) as engraver.

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Zustand: Buen estado. 1 lámina sin enmarcar Buen estado Grabado al cobre. Amsterdam, 1682. Color. Publicado en su obra: Introductio in Universam Geographiam. Representación de la Hispania romana, decorada con imaginativa cartela para el título y cuatro naves en el Atlántico.

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