Dublin: P. Wogan, H. Colbert et al, 1795. Original half calf with marbled boards. Gilt crest to the spine for an unidentified Earl (crown in laurels). Recent gilt to black label. A very nice copy of this travelogue. The Dublin edition was published simultaneously to the English Edition. Original binder's note tipped into the rear end paper. Ann Radcliffe was a pioneer of the Gothic novel. Primarily known for the Mysteries of Udolpho and The Italian. vi, 500 pp.

London: Gadsby: 1858. Original half-calf over maroon cloth, lettered in gilt The first edition of one of the earliest post-Crimean war travel accounts of Sebastapol, with much detail on European travel in general, Russian culture and society in particular, and the aftermath of the war in the Crimea specifically - with significant reference to the actions of the British Army and individual officers therein. [5], 6-182pp, [2]. With the final advertisement leafOriginal half-calf over maroon cloth, lettered in gilt

London: Thomas McLean: 1823. Large paper copy bound in period full red morocco gilt, spine re-cased preserving the back strip. Page edges gilt. 14 of the 15 plates present. Of the plates present 12 are hand coloured including frontispiece. The colour plate of the Ruins of the ancient Church at p. 16 is lacking. 14 of 15 plates. Abbey Travel 91 (4th Ed); Hardie 313; Tooley 212 (1st Ed). Pp. xii, 188.

Munchen: Vereinigte Kunstanstalen, 1903. Volume three only (of 4). Pictorial boards with alpine picture and art nouveau decoration around. Gilt end papers. Library stamps for the Erasmiaansch Gymnasium Rotterdam. Map of the Alps showing regions, 268 photographs of peaks and features on glossy paper, several are folding plates. 440 by 300mm (17¼ by 11¾ inches).

London: None Stated, 1806. Two works bound as one. The first is an abstract of "A Northern Summer; Or, Travels round the Baltic, through Denmark, Sweden, Russia, Prussia, and part of Germany in the year 1804" 80, [ii]. pp. Includes index, Sepia aquatint of Cronberg Castle, and a lovely large folding sepia Aquatint of St Petersburg.
The second work is "A Tour through Holland, along the right and left banks of the Rhine, to the South of Germany in the Summer and Autumn of 1806." 167 [ii]. pp including index. Includes 6 folding sepia aquatint illustrations, or Rotterdam, The Hague, Amsterdam (x2) Utrecht, and Koblenz.
Each work has a paragraph of introduction, and then an abstract or digest of the work itself. 240 by 150mm (9½ by 6 inches).

London: John Murray: 1834. First edition. Bound in recent half Morocco with gilt titles to the spine and marbled boards. Half title. Engraved frontis. Title, preface, 10 plates (including frontis). A travel guide to the author's travels through the "bathing resorts and fountains in the Duchy of Nassau" and his trip to Mainz. 376 pages. 190 x 120 mm (7½ x 4¾ inches). 376 pp

London: R. Watts, L.B. Seeley, and J. Hatchard, 1822. New half leather binding with marbled boards. Burgundy labels and gilt titles. Stamp for the library of the "Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Lands." Hand coloured map of the Mediterranean as a frontis. viii, [viii], 1-454 pp

Lucerne: Manuscript, 1885. Original manuscript poem / travelogue, recounting an excursion on the Vierwaldstättersee (Lake Lucerne) in 1885. 8 silver print photographs are tipped in amongst the text. Cream embossed leather binding. Gilt detail to the front board. Attractive gilt and brown end papers. Unpaginated, but 40 stanza's in a neat German hand.
200 by 130mm (7¾ by 5 inches).

n/a, 1947. A nice album of a tour of Europe for two Englishmen in the Chrysler. Over 60 photographs and a couple of postcards. Includes a small number of bullfighting photographs. Most of the photographs have a visible area of 5cm x 7.5cm Very nice condition with handwritten location / comment to each. A hand written spine shows that the album is the result of several trips between 1936 and 1947.

Luchon: Chez Sarthe: 1859. 18 lithographs drawn by Pierre Gorse and 1 fold-out map of the vicinity of Luchon + Lithographed title page.
The lithographs have the background in sepia and are numbered from 1 to 18 (except frontispiece & map) total of 20 lithographs. Complete. Original brown buckram boards, with gilt titles and design. All edges gilt. No title to spine (but gives no appearance of having been rebacked). Text in French

Paris: Didier: 1851. 2 volumes bound as 1. First edition. Original black buckram with gilt decoration and titles. with 71 steel engravings, 20 hand coloured plates of Swiss costume, 2 hand coloured maps. lvi, 1-208., [iv], 1-258, [vi]. pp + plates & maps.

Londres: Georges Virtue: 1836. Two volumes. First edition. Half calf with marbled boards. gilt titles & ornamentation to the spine. Marbled end papers. Previous owner's bookplate to the inside front board. engraved title with vignette, title, text, 106 engravings and folding map.

London: Jennings and Chaplin. Both vols. printed in 1831. So vol. 1 is a second edition, and vol. 2 a first edition. Original blue green buckram with simple gilt titles to spine. Each volume has an engraved title page with vignette. Vol. 1 has 100 engraved views on 50 plates (good quality art paper). Vol. 2. has 102 views on 51 plates. Opposite each is a text sheet with text in English. To the verso of this is the same description in French. The edges of each plate have the original small stab marks to them. Augustus Charles Pugin (1762–1832) was an Anglo-French artist, architectural draughtsman, and writer on medieval architecture. He was the father of Augustus Welby Pugin, the celebrated Catholic architect.

Amsterdam: Arkstée & Merkus, 1771. Map taken from the book Histoire du Vicomte de Turenne, Maréchal-Général des Armés du Roi : enrichie des plans de batailles & des sièges. Engraved by Coquart. In top right margin: 'Liv. 6 pag. 311 '. Also a page from the same book. 260 x 415 mm (10¼ x 16¼ inches).

Marseille: F. Detaille, 1921. First edition. paper covered card boards. Photograph inlaid to front cover of wrapper. Scarce French travel book / photo book. Full of photographs of the region, including one full page photographic plate. 73 pp. 330 x 250 mm (13 x 9¾ inches).

London: Bradbury and Evans, 1854. Bound in dark navy cloth with gilt pictorial and title to front board, blind rule to both boards. Designed and fully illustrated in 80 leaves of amusing b/w cartoons depicting caricatures, with captions, on a mid-19th Century Grand Tour of the Continent.
310 x 240 mm (12¼ x 9½ inches). Doyle's work frequently appeared, amongst other places, in Punch magazine.

London: George Virtue, 1868. First Edition. Rebound / rebacked in full burgundy morocco with gilt embellishments, and gilt title to spine. The 70 plates are by W. Bartlett and W. Brockedon. Engraved frontis portrait of William Beattie MD, and engraved title page with view of Val Pelice. Lovely folded map of Piedmont. All plates are protected by their original tissue guards. iii, 216 pp. 280 x 220 mm (11 x 8¾ inches). 'Le premier album anglais publié sur l'Oisans et le Dauphiné au début du 19ème siècle, superbement illustré. Il comporte également des planches sur la Savoie (e.a. Migèves, Cluse et Viu) et le Piémont. Rare et très recherché'. (Perret)

Lausanne: Sequoia / Elsevier: 1966. Facsimile atlas in slipcase. Deluxe edition. Light brown leather with gilt decoration on spine, title and name of author in gilt lettering on black and red title labels on spine Gilt coat of arms stamped decoration on front cover. Beautiful coloured illustrated title page with several crests. Printed on Van gelder paper. 32 colour plates of maps (span across two pages each). In mustard coloured cloth slipcase with gilt stamped crest on front, worn at corners and edges. very good A beautiful facsimile edition of Joan Blaeu's 'Dutch City Maps' from 1649. Includes beautiful two-page spreads of maps by the famous Dutch cartographer and the son of cartographer Willem Blaeu.