fitzsymonds eustace (4 Ergebnisse)

xiv+262pp. Tall 4to. Original cloth in dustwrapper. Numerous pages of the manuscripts reproduced in facsimile. A near fine copy. Limited edition of 500.

286pp. Large 4to. Original boards, in publisher's wrap-around. Black and white frontispiece and plates. A fine copy. The edition of Fitzsymond's A Looking-Glass for Tasmania was reduced to 400 copies only from a planned 1000 copies.This copy is not one of the large-paper copies being No. 215.

Folio; pp. 288; frontispiece, 36 f/p. plates of writing, index; dustwrapper is faded on backstrip, otherwise, a fine copy, . The edition of FitzSymond's Looking-Glass for Tasmania has been reduced to four hundred copies only, of which the first hundred are large-paper. This copy is number 3 of the 100 only large-paper copies, in cloth and numbered and initialled.

Hardcover. Folio. 31 cm, number 202of a limited edition of 400 copies (reduced from 1000 with emendedinsert laid-in), 39 facsimile plates including frontis, index, navy bluecloth, gilt spine title, in publisher's red title band, fine. (tr) Letters, convict conduct records, and depositions made beforemagistrates relating to the period when Van Dieman's Land was theprincipal penal colony in what is now Australia. Sir John Franklin wasthe Lieutenant-Governor of the Colony from 1837-1843 and one interestingletter is by Lady Franklin entitled "Catching Snakes". Van Diemen's Landwas renamed Tasmania in 1856.