Lot 4372
  • 4372

Bruzen de la Martinière, Antoine Augustin (1662-1746).

Estimate
1,000 - 1,500 GBP
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Description

  • Le grand dictionnaire géographique et critique. The Hague, Amsterdam & Rotterdam: P. Gosse & P. de Hondt, H. Uitwerp & F. Changuion and J.D. Beman, 1726-1739
9 volumes in 14, folio (430 x 273mm.), xxviii, 850; [10], 549, [1 (blank)]; [2], 878; [2], 394, 203, [1 (blank)]; [6], 405, [1 (blank)]; [2], 223, [1 (blank)], 310; [6], 62, 384; [2], 629, [1 (blank)]; [2], 209, [1 (blank)], 174; [2], 554; [6], 42, 255, [1 (blank)]; [2], 632; [2], 819, [1 (blank)]; [8], 527, [1 (blank)] pp., 8 title-pages printed in red and black, illustration: woodcut device on title-pages, 5 engraved head-pieces, woodcut initials, head- and tail-pieces, binding: contemporary mottled calf, arms of Charles-François d'Albert d'Ailly, duc de Pecquigny on sides, spines gilt in compartments, some light browning and damp-staining in some volumes, bindings slightly rubbed

Provenance

Charles-François d'Albert d'Ailly (1707-1731), duc de Pecquigny, arms on sides

Condition

Condition is described in the main body of the cataloguing, where appropriate
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Catalogue Note

first edition. Bruzen de la Martinière was royal geographer to Philip V of Spain.