Thomas Prince, Signed (8 results)

Condition: Good. Signed Copy . Article reprint. Inscribed by author on title page. (American literature).

Soft cover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 23 pages, fine condition in plain card covers and paper wrapper, number 143 of 200 copies signed by the author. Signed by Author(s).

Condition: OTTIMO USATO. INTERLINGUE Opera incompleta. Disponibile volume numero 2. Rilegato editoriale in cartonato rigido, copertina illustrata a colori a tutta pagina su entrambi i piatti, titoli su piatto e dorso, minimi segni di usura. Tagli chiari, conservati come nuovi. Legatura salda. Pagine avorio, come mai sfogliate, pulite e prive di segni particolari, corredate da numerose immagini in nero e a colori, nel testo con didascalia. Dedica autografa manoscritta a penna al risguardo. Numero di pagine LXIX + 179.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. Hardcover; 8vo; 672 pages. Signed and inscribed by author on the ffep. Red buckram covers with gilt spine/upper board. Bright and clean interior. In a dj decorated with the union jack. In a mylar jacket, light shelfwear. FINE/FINE. Yes. Book.

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: No Dust Jacket. Author signed front endpaper. Oversized history of the Daniel Thomas (1667?-1742) family with allied lines Bean, Darnall, Jenkins, Jones, Lewis, Ridgeway, Tennelly, Williams. Illustrated with maps, photographs. Index. Scarce.; MCN33367; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 226 pp; Signed by Author.

Our Court at Carlton House, 1 July 1813. A fine original commission signed by the Prince Regent [later King George IV (reigned 1820-1830)]. He signed as Prince Regent during the periods of illness suffered by his father, King George III (reigned 1760-1820). Henry Addington, Viscount Sidmouth (1757-1844), Prime Minister 1801-1804. He was home secretary 1812-21. Thomas Plunkett served with the Peninsular Army 1813-1814.

500 x 600 mm, engraved map, coloured in outline; not, as is usual, dissected and mounted on linen.This map, issued at the beginning of the Seven Years' War, illustrates the route taken by Frederick the Great's Prussian forces against those of Saxony and Prussia, up to the opening of siege operations against Prague. On 18 June 1757, Count von Daun, in attempting to raise this siege, overpowered Frederick's forces at the battle of Kolin. It was the first time that Prussian king had been defeated on the field. Most of the land fighting of the Seven Years' War, which ended in 1763, took place in the territories depicted in this map.The Theatre of war is signed 'Tho. Jefferys' under the cartouche at upper right corner. The publisher explained his reasons for signing each copy of this map on the engraved slipcase label found with dissected versions of the map, which states: 'As the public was greatly impressed upon, and myself much injured, by a pirated copy of my Pocket Mirror for North America, I have written my name upon every copy of this map, to prevent the like imposition, and injury'.BM Maps 27200(25.). Only one copy found on COPAC, at the British Library.T2912.

Paris, chez Tardieu, 1744. Fine engraving and etching, by Nicolas Henri Tardieu after a design by Noël Hallé; signed Hallé inv., N. Tardieu sculp.; with 4 lines of engraved text underneath (see above). 30,7 x 21,7 cm.*Willk-Brocard, Les Hallé, 478-479 No. 295, with illustration. Estournet, Hallé, 157 No. 156. Portalis et Béraldi III, 583 No. 9. Only state. Beautiful full-length portraits of Louis Philippe I d'Orléans (1725-1785) 'le Gros' (the Fat) and a group of his companions receiving a blessing with holy water from the parish priest Jean Baptiste Thomas du Taillis, who is standing with a group of clergymen in front of the church N. Dame in Gournay at the Marne. Louis Philippe I d'Orléans was serving with the French armies and distinguished himself in the War of the Austrian Succession, the war between France and England. The French painter Noël Hallé made the design especially for this political French broadsheet. The French engraver/etcher Nicolas Henri Tardieu (1674-1749), was also print publisher. 'Louis XV déclare la guerre à l'Angleterre et à l'Autriche le 15 mars 1744 et fait envahir les Pays-Bas. Le 27 avril, le duc de Chartres passe par Gournay, sur les bords de la Marne . Ce dessin (par Hallé) destiné à la gravure est la première oeuvre à son retour en France en 1744' (Willk-Brocard). - Ample margins, very well preserved on strong paper. Collector's stamp on verso of 'Grossh. Museum zu Schwerin' (Lugt No. 2273).[(5827)].