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The Grand Panorama of London from the Thames.

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Twelve feet engraving of London from the Houses of Parliament to St. Katharine's Docks. Published by Charles Evans c. 1845. In publishers brown decorated cloth. The panorama is complete but broken in the first folding and the 3rd from the end. Very little browning in the folds. On the whole a very good copy, but the 2 broken foldings needs to be repaired.
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Strengnäs, Collin 1776. (4),75,(1),150,(2) sidor. 8:vo. Gammalt, lite nött pappband. De första bladen med ytterst svaga fläckar. Tryckt på bättre papper. Grekiska och latinsla texten. De sista 150 sidorna är "Index & analysis vocabulorum ..."
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Paris s.d. (1911). xxxix,430 pages. Original cloth. Clean, no "Notes" With "Calendrier pour l'Année 1912"
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First and Second Series. Principally from photographs by Mayall. Engraved on steel. With memoirs by the most able authors. London, Johan Tallis 1859. 80 portraits with text. Folio. Original blue decorated cloth. 2 volumes in very good condition. No foxing at all, but the last 10 portraits in volume 2 water-stained in margin. Volume 2 inscribed by "the Artist. B(something)"
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HBJ. Illustr. U.o.o.å. (Halmstad 1980-tal?). 91 sidor. A4. Häftad.
Larsson, Carl
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Bruno Cassirer, Berlin c. 1906. Illustrated title-page, 20 pages text and 24 coloured illustrations. Oblong folio. Original green cloth. Inner hinges cracked. Interior very fine. German edition of "Spadarfvet"
[Bentley, Richard],
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Traduites de l'anglois sur la septième édition, par Mr. N.N. Amsterdam, Wetstein & G. Smith 1738. xxxvi,581,(1) pages. 12:mo. Contemporary slightly worn leather binding. Interior very clean, only a few small brown spots. The Preface is wrongly bound, i-viii, xxix-xxxii, xvii-xxviii, ix-xvi, xxxiii-xxxvi. (Probably a drunk boookbinder, but all the rest is correct). First french translation of "Remarks upon a late discours of free thinking"