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Zustand: Good. Modern Reprint. 8.5" x 11", Single Sheet, Very Good. Embossed with "The Heiskells" with "Merry Christmas and Happy New Year From The Heiskells" printed on one of the four maps.Provenance: Herb Yellin (1935-2014) was the highly respected publisher and founder of Lord John Press, considered by many to be one of the most important small presses of the 20th century.

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Zustand: Bien. 1? Edición. Ciudades Autónomas de Ceuta y Melilla, 2002. Contenant les Royaumes de MAROC, de FEZ, d' ALGER, de TUNIS et de TRIPOLI, Avec les DÉSERTS limitrophes de l'intérieur de l'AFRIQUE. Dressée Sur les Cartes des SS D' Anville Et Robert De Vaugondy. 80x65 cms. aprox. Tapa dura de editorial ilustrada. Sin subrayados ni anotaciones. DEDICATORIA ANTERIOR PROPIETARIO EN PARTE INTERIOR TAPA DELANTERA. Buen estado de conservación.

Zustand: New.

unbound. Map. Uncolored engraving. Image measures 6 1/2" x 6 1/2" Miniature map of Italy, with Sicily, Sardinia, and Corsica. Extends from the south of France to the Dalmatian coast, with cities and regional political divisions labeled. Mountains are depicted pictorially. Includes part of the northern coast of Africa. On 18th century laid paper. Gilles Robert de Vaugondy (1688-1766) was an important French mapmaker during the 18th century, working alongside his son Didier. Their "Atlas Universel" was one of the most significant atlases of the period, integrating older sources with more modern surveyed maps in order to convey correct geographical and political information.

No Binding. Zustand: Good. 1st Edition. Plates 15 and 16 from the 'Atlas Russien'. Two maps: Each Sheet Size: 77.5cm x 56.5cm. Original fold lines. Contemporary hand-colouring. Age-spots, age-toning, minor staining, wear and minor foxing to the plates with a couploe of short closed tears to the margins. Reverse is blank with age toning, . In good condition overall. Location: Map Drawer C: FS: Folder M2000 002560.

17.5 x 24 cm (25 x 37 cm, la feuille), feuille d?introduction à l?Atlas, papier légèrement bruni. 1 feuille. Carte tirée de: Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot, 1748-1749.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

No binding. Zustand: Fair. 500 x 660 mm., dissected and laid on contemporary linen, laid down on board, early outline colour, some loss of cloth at folds, the folded cloth over the edges masks the scales which appear below the margins, light surface wear. This map of the American continent was first published by Gilles Robert de Vaugondy (1688-1766) and his son Didier (1723-86) in the 'Atlas Universel', 1757. The original map had the cartouche re-engraved and included a new title in 1771. This 1778 edition no doubt was published to mark the entry of the French into the American Revolution in support of independence. However, they are not identified as such on the map or in the table panel to the right.A notable feature of the map is the northwest coast of North America which includes the mythical Great River of the West and Lahontan's Longue River. These reflect a desire to find an easy water passage from the east to the west coast. Note how the upper Mississippi River branches run close to them. Admiral De Font and Martin D'Aguilar's discoveries are recorded. The map pre-dates the discoveries about to be made by James Cook which would improve the depictions of the coastline. Two large insets of the significant French colonies of Martinique and Hispaniola are included.The career of the de Vaugondy family is superbly laid out by Mary Sponberg Pedley in her book 'Bel et Utile'. Little is known of Gilles education, but he signed his marriage document in 1719 as a 'geographe'. In 1723 he witnessed a document as a 'professeur en mathematiques'. In 1731 he was fortunate to receive one-third of the business of the Sanson family. Nicolas Sanson and his descendants ran the most dominant map publishing business in Paris from the middle of the seventeenth century. Both of Nicolas' sons, Guillaume and Adrien, died childless and the business passed to a nephew, Pierre Moullart (d.1730) who later added Sanson to his name. He too died childless but wishing the family business to continue he left it to three individuals, Jacques Simon Perrier, a priest, Jean Fremont, a lawyer and Gilles Robert de Vaugondy. It is not known how well exactly they knew each other. It was enough to launch his career. By 1734 he was made 'Geographe du Roi'. Provenance: private collection of Juan and Peggy Rada. NMM 266; Nordenskiold 245; Pedley (1992) 19 state 4; Phillips Atlases 619; Sabin, 71863.

No binding. Zustand: Good. FIRST EDITION. Quarto (290 x 225 mm.), full contemporary calf, blind ruled boards, rebacked preserving original spine with raised bands, ornate gilt floral compartments, gilt title, with original marbled endpapers. With ornate engraved title page, engraved plates of description, contents, and index, with 53 maps (contents call for 52), all in early outline colour, light waterstain to Europe, minor splits to some lower centrefolds, otherwise in good condition. The first edition of Didier Robert de Vaugondy's 'Nouvel Atlas Portatif', which was "his only independent atlas venture, published without apparent financial support" (Pedley). Didier Robert de Vaugondy (1723-86) was the son of Gilles Robert de Vaugondy (1688-1766). The career of the de Vaugondy family is superbly laid out by Mary Sponberg Pedley in her book 'Bel et Utile'. Little is known of Gilles' education, but he signed his marriage document in 1719 as a 'geographe'. In 1723 he witnessed a document as a 'professeur en mathematiques'. In 1731 he was fortunate to receive one-third of the business of the Sanson family. Nicolas Sanson and his descendants ran the most dominant map publishing business in Paris from the middle of the seventeenth century. Both of Nicolas' sons, Guillaume and Adrien, died childless and the business passed to a nephew, Pierre Moullart (d.1730) who later added Sanson to his name. He too died childless but wishing the family business to continue he left it to three friends. Jacques Simon Perrier, a priest, Jean Fremont, a lawyer, and a professor of Mathematics, Gilles Robert de Vaugondy. Perrier sold his shares soon after two his two partners. The remaining partnership continued until Fremont's death in 1751. It is not known how well they knew each other. It was enough to launch his career. By 1734 he was made 'Geographe du Roi'. The atlas was published in the same year as the slightly larger format and rarer 'Atlas Moderne' by Jean Lattre and Thomas Herissant. As Pedley described, it was an opportune time as the Jesuits were expelled from France the same year, 1762. They had been largely responsible for providing geographical education. The world map is repeated three times, each bears population thematically coloured according to religion, skin colour, and facial type. A similar situation involves the map of the Holy Land where one extra map is included. The map of 'Canada, Louisiane â¦' includes an inset displaying a large Sea of the West. Provenance: manuscript of 'Bruissau' on verso of the title; Dimitri Kronis 2012; private French collection. Pedley (1992) pp. 97-102 & 231-3; Shirley (2004) Robv 2a (1778 edition only); Tooley's Dictionary (1999-2004).

No binding. Zustand: Good. Quarto (285 x 230 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, excellent reback preserving the original spine with gilt ruled bands, red calf gilt title affixed. With ornate engraved title page, engraved plates of description, contents, and index, with 54 maps (contents call for 52), all in early outline colour, ink stain to one of the world maps, loss of area of margin to Europe, Germany reinstated, Switzerland in wash colour, light stains here and there, otherwise in good condition. An early edition of Didier Robert de Vaugondy's 'Nouvel Atlas Portatif', which was "his only independent atlas venture, published without apparent financial support" (Pedley). This issue by Delamarche dated 1790 is issued at the very beginning of the French Revolution. The previous year the Estates General met the previous year for the first time in 275 years and the Bastille was stormed. Didier Robert de Vaugondy (1723-86) was the son of Gilles Robert de Vaugondy (1688-1766). The career of the de Vaugondy family is superbly laid out by Mary Sponberg Pedley in her book 'Bel et Utile'. Little is known of Gilles' education, but he signed his marriage document in 1719 as a 'geographe'. In 1723 he witnessed a document as a 'professeur en mathematiques'. In 1731 he was fortunate to receive one-third of the business of the Sanson family. Nicolas Sanson and his descendants ran the most dominant map publishing business in Paris from the middle of the seventeenth century. Both of Nicolas' sons, Guillaume and Adrien, died childless and the business passed to a nephew, Pierre Moullart (d.1730) who later added Sanson to his name. He too died childless but wishing the family business to continue he left it to three friends. Jacques Simon Perrier, a priest, Jean Fremont, a lawyer, and a professor of Mathematics, Gilles Robert de Vaugondy. Perrier sold his shares soon after two his two partners. The remaining partnership continued until Fremont's death in 1751. It is not known how well they knew each other. It was enough to launch his career.This atlas was first published in 1762, the same year as the slightly larger format and rarer 'Atlas Moderne' by Jean Lattre and Thomas Herissant. As Pedley described, it was an opportune time as the Jesuits were expelled from France the same year, 1762. They had been largely responsible for providing geographical education. Didier's wife became mentally unwell, and he was forced to sell the business in 1778 to Jean Baptiste Fortin (1740-1817), a globe maker, to be able to move to the country. He issued a second edition in 1778. In 1786 he too sold the business to Charles Francois Delamarche (1740-1817), a Parisian lawyer, geographer, publisher, and globe maker. The imprints and original dates are removed from the maps. The initial world map is now a double hemisphere one dated 1786 which displays the recently mapped east coast of Australia by Cook, but without referring to Britains claim to it. The track of Cook's third voyage is also displayed, intriguingly terminating at Hawaii where reference is made to his death. An overlarge northwest coast of America is shown. The world map on Mercator's projection is repeated three times, each bears population thematically coloured according to religion, skin colour, and facial type. It is also updated to reflect recent discoveries in the Pacific Ocean, northwest America, and Australia. The United States are identified. The map of the Holy Land is also repeated.Following the regular map of France is an inserted uncalled for large folding map of 'Le Royaume de France' by Delamarche dated 1790. Departments and now added to the regional French maps. That of Africa now bears a note in the Atlantic referring to D'Anville and the source of the Nile which is also placed on the map. That of South Africa also now bears new legends in central Africa including the new 'Fort Hollandois' at the Cape of Good Hope. A new legend relating to Cook appears in the northwe.

Couverture rigide. Zustand: Moyen. Paris: Chez de S. Delamarche, Géographe, Rue du Foin St. Jacques, au Collège de Mtre. Gervais, 1790. in-4 (230x280) ,relié demi-daim époque , manque sur un coté [1-2, titre gravé] 3-6 [introduction gravée], [4, tableaux et listes gravés], 52 cartes doubles, gravées sur cuivre avec cartouches ornées, couleur du contour d'origine, gravées par E. Dussy, en fin d ouvrage une grande carte dépliante de la Grèce par Barbié du bocage.rare atlas mis à jour par François Delamarche qui avait repris le fond de Robert de Vaugondy. Commentaires au crayon d époque sur le dos de quelques cartes , quelques mouillures et taches, réparation au titre et à une carte. Mappe-Monde par le S. Robert de Vaugondy1786. Monde en deux hémisphères. Montrant l'itinéraire de Cook. Mappe-Monde ou Carte Générale de toutes les Parties connue de la Surface du Globe. Apparition précoce des États-Unis d'Amérique et révisée pour montrer les découvertes de Cook.L'Amérique par le S. Robert de Vaugondy. Cartouche orné comprenant une coiffe amérindienne, des flèches et du maïs. Canada, Louisiane, États-Unis. Par Le S. Robert De Vaugondy. Cartouche. Grand encart de la Californie, du Nouveau-Mexique et du Canada. Nouvelle Espagne Nouveau Méxique, Isles Antilles Par le S. Robert de Vaugondy. Encart des Açores, cartouche orné. Les possessions espagnoles sont au centre de cette carte, qui comprend les rivières du Texas et les noms de lieux pour la baie de Galveston (B. de S. Bernard), R. Colorado de los Martyres, Casa Grande, Nouvelle Navarre (appliqué au Mexique- Arizona Borderlands), Santa Fe, Albuquerque, etc. Les Ceni, les Apaches et d'autres tribus sont localisés, ainsi que quelques missions et presidios. Cette carte donne une perspective différente de la relation qui existe entre les pays et les îles entourant le golfe du Mexique. En délimitant uniquement les régions de la côte du golfe de l'Amérique du Nord, centrale et du Sud, la carte met en évidence les routes commerciales et les liens culturels reliant la région circum-caribéenne. La Louisiane, par exemple, apparaît comme partie intégrante de cette région plutôt que l'Amérique du Nord. P1-5B.

Quarto (213 x 154 mm); double-page engraved title-page, double-page letterpress 'Table des differentes cartes qui composent l'atlas', listing 102 plates, 101 maps and a key-map illustrating geographical terms, the map of France, large folding, the maps in original outline colour. Recent quarter calf with contemporary marbled paper-covered boards and vellum corners; orange morocco label with gilt letting to spine; a very good copy. Paris, Depot de la Geographie, A beautiful late printing of Robert de Vaugondy's quarto world atlas, first printed in 1748-1749. As is often the case with these later editions, a number of the maps have had their original engraved date crudely erased. This has been somewhat arbitrarily done as the date remains on other maps. For example China is dated 1769, also the map of St Domingue shows the division of Haiti into five districts, dating it to the period of the revolutionary revolt on the island (1791-1804).   Pedley, Bel et Utile, p. 221.

hardcover. Zustand: very good. Third. Illustrated with 52 fine double page copper plate maps with original hand outline color, plus a plate numbered 47(2). 7 pp. including table of contents. Beautifully engraved title page, has paper label torn off, and a stamp underneath. 4to (11.5" x 9.75"), minor scuffing to original marble board binding, with gilt and leather spine in 7 compartments. Many maps have paper and glue residue in margin (from early tab inserts?). Paris: 1784. Fine atlas including four world maps and several of the Americas (with a particularly nice map of Mexico) Europe, the Holy Land, Africa and Asia.

Hardcover. Broadsheets (22 x 17 4/8 inches). Letterpress table of maps tipped-in to front free endpaper, "Avertissement" leaf and 17 leaves of descriptive text, 3 leaves of subscriber's names. Engraved allegorical title-page by Charles Baquoy after J. Oger, and 108 fine double-page engraved maps, including 3 folding maps, all hand-colored in outline in a contemporary hand and mounted on guards. Contemporary French mottled calf, the spine gilt decorated in eight compartments with seven raised bands, red morocco lettering-piece in one (extremities scuffed, short split to front joint). Provenance: Ink library stamp of R.P. Knight on the front free endpaper; with the small library label of Wolfgang A. Herz, on the front pastedown, his sale "Important Voyages and Travels", 9th December 2009, lot 38. A VERY FINE LARGE-PAPER COPY of Vaugondy's principal atlas, first published in 1752, and issued by subscription in a total edition of 1,118 copies. The first twelve maps in this atlas are of the ancient world; of those of the new world, the last seven relate to the Americas: "Amerique Septentrionale", "Canada" (based on records held by the Depot de la Marine), "Colonies Angloises en Amerique", "Virginie, Mariland, & Pensilvanie" (based on the map by Fry and Jefferson), "Amerique Meridionale", "Les Grandes & petites Antilles", "Iles Saint-Domingue & la Martinique." In addition to the 103 geographical maps listed there are five maps of post roads of: the British Isles, France, Germany, Spain and Portugal and Italy. The Robert de Vaugondy family of mapmakers were preeminent in the eighteenth century, at a time when the French were at the forefront of cartography. Gilles Robert de Vaugondy was a descendent of the family of the great seventeenth-century French cartographer Nicolas Sanson. Sanson had initiated the so-called "French school of cartography," which was unprecedented in its attention to precision and scientific detail, and which discarded much of the decorative embellishments of previous maps as being irrelevant. From Sanson's time in the second half of the seventeenth century until the latter part of the eighteenth century, with the activity of the Robert de Vaugondy family, French geographical conceptions were more influential than those of any other nation. Gilles Robert de Vaugondy inherited the firm of his uncle, Pierre Moullart-Sanson, in 1730. He enlarged the stock of his family company when he purchased the estate of another acclaimed cartographer, Hubert Jaillot. He and other family members combined much of the inherited cartographic material with their own innovations, as well as those of the most advanced American mapmakers, to publish a series of beautifully produced atlases at mid-century. Gilles and his son, Didier, were the most celebrated members of the cartography dynasty, both honored with the title of Geographer to the King, Gilles in 1730 and Didier in 1760. For an extensive study of Robert de Vaugondy, see Mary Pedley, Bel et Utile: the Work of the Robert de Vaugondy Family of Mapmakers, Tring, 1992. Nordenskjold 245; NMM 266; Phillips Atlases 619; Sabin 71863. Catalogued by Kate Hunter.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 4to. engraved title, 7 engraved pages letterpress, & 53 engraved maps (incl. large folding map of the French republic. contemporary quarter calf, vellum corners.

Pas de couverture. Zustand: Très bon. CARTE ANCIENNE Didier ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, Géographe ordinaire du Roi GOUVERNEMENS GENERAUX DU POITOU, DU PAYS D'AUNIS, ET DE SAINTONGE-ANGOUMOIS 1753-Paris rehauts de couleur à la main, échelle, cartouche de la légende en couleurs et décoré style Louis XV (Carte authentique du XVIIIe siècle-original map) Dimensions de la feuille : 75 x 52,5 cm environ Dimensions de la gravure au coup de planche : 59 x 47,6 cm environ Tirage sur papier vergé filigrané, grandes marges conservées Etat : une mince tache au niveau du cartouche d'échelle, superbe carte, beau document.

Pas de couverture. Zustand: Très bon. CARTE ANCIENNE ROBERT DE VAUGONDY, Géographe ordinaire du Roi PARTIE ORIENTALE DE LA LOMBARDIE QUI COMPREND LA REPUBLIQUE DE VENISE, LE MANTOUAN, LE CREMONESE, L'EVECHE DE TRENTE, ET LES CONFINS DU DUCHE DE TOSCANE ET DE L'ETAT DE L'EGLISE 1750-Paris Deux feuilles jointes pour former la carte, rehauts de couleur à la main, échelle et cartouche de légende décoré style Louis XV (Carte authentique du XVIIIe siècle-original map) Dimensions de la feuille : 75 x 55 cm environ Dimensions de la gravure au coup de planche : 55 x 47,5 cm environ Tirage sur papier vergé filigrané, grandes marges conservées Etat : superbe carte, beau document.

Couverture souple. Zustand: Bon. Paris . Sans date . [ 1753 ] . Une carte gravée sur cuivre , coloriée de 53 x 70 cm , hors-tout , cuvette de 50,5 x 61,5 cm . Deux petites déchirures en marge , sinon bon état . Sans rousseur , sans inscription . Etiquette contre-collée au dos " LIEGE . Chez TERRY , à l'Enseigne des deux frères , prés du Conseil - Privé , Marchand d'ESTAMPES & de MUSIQUE , cartes géographiques & de Postes.etc. " .

unbound. Zustand: very good. Map. Engraving with modern hand outline. Image measures 6.25" x 7.5". Creases to upper left and lower right corners. Gilles Robert de Vaugondy (1688-1766) was an important French mapmaker during the 18th century. His "Atlas Universel" was one of the most significant atlases of the period, integrating older sources with more modern surveyed maps in order to convey correct geographical and political information.

17 x 20.5 cm (25 x 37 cm, la feuille), carte coloriée, papier légèrement bruni. 1 feuille. Carte tirée de: Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot, 1748-1749.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

17 x 21.5 cm (25 x 37 cm, la feuille), carte coloriée, papier légèrement bruni. 1 feuille. Carte tirée de: Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot, 1748-1749.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

16 x 20.5 cm (25 x 37 cm, la feuille), carte coloriée, papier légèrement bruni. 1 feuille. Carte tirée de: Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot, 1748-1749.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

17 x 19.5 cm (25 x 37 cm, la feuille), carte coloriée, papier légèrement bruni. 1 feuille. Carte tirée de: Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot, 1748-1749.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

17 x 21 cm (25 x 37 cm, la feuille), carte coloriée, papier légèrement bruni. 1 feuille. Carte tirée de: Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot, 1748-1749.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

20 x 17.5 cm (25 x 37 cm, la feuille), carte coloriée, papier légèrement bruni. 1 feuille. Carte tirée de: Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot, 1748-1749.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

17.5 x 16 cm (25 x 37 cm, la feuille), carte coloriée, papier légèrement bruni. 1 feuille. Carte tirée de: Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot, 1748-1749.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

17.5 x 20.5 cm (25 x 37 cm, la feuille), carte coloriée, papier légèrement bruni. 1 feuille. Carte tirée de: Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot, 1748-1749.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

17.5 x 16.5 cm (25 x 37 cm, la feuille), carte coloriée, papier légèrement bruni. 1 feuille. Carte tirée de: Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot, 1748-1749.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

17 x 23.5 cm (25 x 37 cm, la feuille), carte coloriée, papier légèrement bruni. 1 feuille. Carte tirée de: Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot, 1748-1749.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.

17.5 x 24 cm (25 x 37 cm, la feuille), carte coloriée, papier légèrement bruni. 1 feuille. Carte tirée de: Gilles Robert de Vaugondy, Atlas portatif universel et militaire, Paris, Durand & Pissot, 1748-1749.Please notify before visiting to see a book. Prices are excl. VAT/TVA (only Switzerland) & postage.