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British Topography
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1869 Tom and Jerry Life in LondonLondon: 1869Pierce Egan's popular satirical work on Regency London, illustrated with George Cruikshank's beautiful colour lithograph plates. -
1863 London People Sketched From LifeLondon: 1863The first edition of Charles Bennett's satirical work on the people of London, illustrated with his humorous portraits. -
1835 Belford Regis; or, Sketches of a Country TownLondon: 1835The first edition of Mary Russell Mitford's charming topographical work on Reading, lightly veiled as 'Belford Regis'. -
1920 Londoners Then and Now as Pictures by Their ContemporariesLondon: 1920One of the special numbers published by 'The Studio', this volume focusing on the history of London, illustrated throughout. -
1962 September Road to Caithness and the Western SeaLondon: 1962The first edition of this topographical work on the remote Scottish Highlands by Denys Watkins-Pitchford, illustrated throughout, including with a colour frontispiece. -
1927 A Tour Thro' the Whole Island of Great BritainLondon: 1927A very bright two volume set of Daniel Defoe's tour of Great Britain with the very scarce dustwrappers. -
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1907 Arms, Armour, and Alabaster, Round NottinghamNottingham: 1907A scarce first edition of George Fellow's exploration of the alabaster tombs in Nottingham, illustrated throughout. -
c1900 Kelly's Map of the Suburbs of LondonLondon: c1900A superior copy of this Victorian map detailing London and its surroundings. -
1999 Village London: The Story of Greater LondonEdmonton: 1999A two volume collection regarding the history of Greater London. -
1902 World PicturesLondon: 1902A beautifully illustrated signed limited edition work by Mortimer Menpes, illustrated throughout with his lavish colour plates. -
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1970 The Tarns of LakelandNot Stated: 1970An illustrated account of the tarns of the Lake District, written, illustrated and signed by W. Heaton Cooper. -
1900 St. KildaLondon: 1900A charming scarce first edition of this narrative on the history, cultures, and wildlife of St. Kilda, archipelago in Scotland. -
1933 Islands of the WestLondon: 1933The first edition of this well illustrated study into the Celtic fringe of Britain. -
1908 The Scenery of Sherwood With an Account of Some Eminent PeopleLondon: 1908A exploring history of the Sherwood Forest, looking at the myths surrounding the area, as well as the prominent people who lived nearby. Illustrated throughout. -
1912 Bonnie ScotlandLondon: 1912An ode to the beauty of Scotland and it's wonderful scenery, illustrated with stunning colour plates. -
1908 The English LakesLondon: 1908An attractive volume comprising beautiful coloured paintings of English lakes with descriptions. -
1909 Happy EnglandLondon: 1909An attractive copy of this volume comprising beautiful colour plates, memoirs, and descriptions of the English countryside. -
1857 A Botanical Tour in the HighlandsLondon: 1857An uncommon first edition of this botanical tour of Perthshire, Scotland. -
1938 The Isle of FoulaLerwick: 1938An illustrated first edition on the island of Foula as written by a long-term inhabitant, owner and Laird, in a very scarce dust wrapper. -
1921 The Queen's CollegeOxford: 1921An illustrated two volume account of Queen's College, the University of Oxford, as written by its Provost. -
1826 Paterson's RoadsLondon: 1826An account of all roads and routes in England and Wales as well as some in Scotland dating to the early nineteenth century, with folding maps. -
1880 Selections from the Records of the City of OxfordOxford and London: 1880A Victorian-published record of the city of Oxford between the years 1509 to 1583. -
1808 Magna BritanniaLondon: 1808A first edition of this topographical guide to Cambridgeshire from Daniel and Samuel Lysons. -
1853 Wanderings and Excursions in North WalesLondon: 1853A beautiful and finely bound copy of Thomas Roscoe's work exploring North Wales at the beginning of the nineteenth century, lavishly illustrated throughout. -
1936-8 The Border Summer FestivalsGalashiels: 1936-8Two very scarce brochures for the Scottish Border Summer Festivals for the years 1936 and 1938. -
2008-9 An Comann Under the MicroscopeGlasgow: 2008-9Two very scarce first edition thesis studies on the topography of Scotland, illustrated throughout. -
1892 Sailing Tours: The Yachtsman's Guide to the Cruising Water of the English CoastLondon: 1892The scarce first edition of Frank Cowper's work voyaging along the Essex and Sussex coast, illustrated beautifully throughout. -
1814-17 The Border Antiquities of England and ScotlandLondon: 1814-17The first edition of Sir Walter Scott's historical study on the antiquities of the border of England and Scotland, illustrated beautifully throughout, -
1815 The Seats of the Nobility and Gentry in Great Britain and WalesIslington: 1787A beautifully illustrated topographical look at the prominent manors and palaces in Georgian Britain, illustrated with detailed engravings by William Angus throughout. -
1831 Lancashire IllustratedLondon: 1831A smartly bound collection of illustrated views on nineteenth century Lancashire. -
1827 A Descriptive and Historical Account of Newcastle upon TyneNewcastle Upon Tyne: 1827A finely bound, complete two volumes of Eneas Mackenzie's topographical guide to Newcastle. -
1939 The LocalLondon: 1939The first edition of Maurice Gorham's entertaining satire on London pubs, illustrated with colour plates. -
1610 Ches-shire Britain a Chorographicall Description of the Most FlourishingLondon: 1610An extract from William Camden's influential and imporant topographical work on Britain, this extract focusing exclusively on the county of Cheshire. -
c1912 Traditions of EdinburghLondon: 1912An uncommon, first revised edition of Robert Chambers' guide to Edinburgh. -
1822 Owen's New Book of RoadsLondon: 1822A scarce guide to the roads of Great Britain at the start of the nineteenth century.