Rare maps of Staffordshire

185 x 255 mm., in good condition.

360 x 420 mm., dark impression, in good condition.

Folio, two volumes (470 x 290 mm.) each, volume 1 and volume 2 part 1 (all published)], full contemporary calf, ornate gilt and blind panelled boards, rebacked spine with ornate gilt and blind ribs, central gilt design to compartments, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers. With typographic title pages, pp. xxiv, (2), 125, xxxviii, 434, 38; containing two folding engraved maps, 82 engraved and aquatint plates (few folding), four folding genealogical tables, engraved illustrations, lacking half title, some offsetting as often, occasional browning and scattered spotting, otherwise a good example.

390 x 500 mm., early wash colour, three small fox marks, with the bunch of grapes watermark, otherwise in good condition.

420 x 510 mm., early outline colour with French text to the verso, with large margins and in good condition.

1335 x 975 mm., four sheets dissected and laid on contemporary linen, full early wash colour, green silk edged, light wear to green silk edging, with marbled endpapers, light offsetting to the top only, otherwise a fine example.

Octavo (210 x 135 mm.), later half calf, marbled paper boards, spine with decorative gilt raised bands, each compartment with central gilt feature, blind embossed title. With typographic half title and full title, six parts bound in two sections, pp. (vi), (2), 34, (2), 35-64, 6, (2), 67-88; (2), 40; (2), 41-68, (2) , 69-118, with 6 folding maps and each with 8 plates of the Arms of the Nobility for each county, those of Lancashire not numbered correctly, one or two maps with binders tears, otherwise in good condition.

340 x 465 mm., with large margins, in excellent condition.

360 x 420 mm., modern wash colour, in good condition.

270 x 380 mm., light mark to lower margin and small split nearby, both short of the image.

Octavo (220 x 135 mm.), contemporary half calf, marbled paper boards, blind ruled, rebacked preserving original spine with gilt and blind ruled bands, each compartment with central gilt feature, gilt title. With typographic half title and full title, six parts bound in two sections, pp. (vi), (2), 34, (2), 35-64, (2), 67-88; (2), 40; (2), 41-68, (2) , 69-118, with 6 folding maps and each with 8 plates of the Arms of the Nobility for each county, Lancashire has 16, Somerset with some fold repair an minor loss, Staffordshire with light browning at a fold, otherwise in good condition.