Northhampton: Printed by Peter Mackenzie, County Press Office, Sheep-street, Date: 1808. ; London: Printed for James Scatcherd, No. 12, Ave-Maria Lane, 1796, 1808. 1st Edition. 1/2 Calf. Good. 8º, 21cm.; 207pp, 3 pls.; Marbled covered boards; corners worn through and staining, cover rubbed, toned. Very Good otherwise. Scarce title. This copy retains the called for, yet often lacking, Dissertation: 'Large Farms, Recommended in a National View. A Reply to Mr. Wright's Address to the Public on the Monopoly of Small Farms', 27pp. 1808. Printed by Peter Mackenzie, County Press Office, Sheep-street, 1808. ; London: Printed for James Scatcherd, No. 12, Ave-Maria La [US]

London Fisher, Son, & Co., nds [ 1841] Hbks probably first edition, 4 volumes in 12 Divisions including two maps with one folding plan and the folding view of Waterloo (the four lists of plates call for a total of 83 but no plates seem to have been included in this edition) from the collection of Edward Lathem, longtime director of the Dartmouth College Libraries handsomely bound in maroon 1/2 calf over marbled boards with gilt spine titles and embossings marbled foredges and endpapers, some rubbing to marbled boards, volume 1: 476pp some rubbing at edges and 15 plates a NF clean tight copy; volume 2: 518pp. some rubbing at edges and 15 plates a NF clean tight copy; volume 3: 594pp. fraying at top of spine and slight rubbing to extremities otherwise a very good volume; volume 4: 412 pp. a hint of rubbing to edges otherwise a fine tight volume altogether a very good handsome set, internally exceptionally bright and clean provenance and photographs upon request.

London: Fisher, Son, & Co., [Date: 1840s].. Volumes I and II only (of four). 4to. Contemporary tan full calf, rebacked preserving the original spine and its gilt lettered labels, gilt lettered direct to the upper board, patterned endpapers, all edges gilt. 2 engraved title pages plus 62 plates. The preserved spine leather quite worn but sound, mild rubbing to the edges, occasional mild marginal foxing to the plates, else very good. 1840. London: Fisher, Son, & Co. [GB]

London: Fisher, Son & Co, Date: 1838. First Edition, first issue (plates with publisher's imprint and dated with year of issue). With 108 illustrations, including 35 etchings by George Cruikshank on 18 plates. 72 ; 84 pp. 2 vols. 4to. Bound in full pebbled contemporary crimson morocco, a.e.g. Gilt spine. Nineteenth century gift inscription. Cruikshank, George. First Edition, first issue (plates with publisher's imprint and dated with year of issue). With 108 illustrations, including 35 etchings by George Cruikshank on 18 plates. 72 ; 84 pp. 2 vols. 4to. Cohn 729 1838. Fisher, Son & Co [US]

New York Printed by William S. Dorr, No. 70 Fulton Street 1835 8vo. 87, [1] pp. Printed blue-green publisher's softcovers, contents on back cover, punch-sewn at gutter margin as issued (minor edgewear, slight chipping to spine, 1 closed tear w/ minor archival repair on inner back cover), still VG-copy. First edition of this surprisingly uncommon report of the second meeting of this pioneering American abolitionist society founded by William Lloyd Garrison, editor of The Liberator magazine, and Arthur Tappan, while also featuring contributions by Frederick Douglass, and William Wells Brown, an African-American freedman. The society was very controversial as by the mid-1830's slavery was ensconced into the American economy, feeding wealth not only to Southern planters, but also Northern merchants, textile factory owners, and shipowners. The first meeting, and later misrepresentation had set off violent the violent Farren riots in New York where abolitionists homes and properties were attacked. The 1835 meeting not only agreed on the Society Constitution, but also used fundraising to sponsor a great postal campaign to flood the South with Abolitionist literature. White supremacists responded by seizing and destroying the mail, and on July 29, 1835, 3000 people gathered to burn Abolitionist writings, and burn three in effigy. The speeches detail the progress of the result of Great Britain freeing 800, 000 slaves, encouraging continued efforts to enroll African-American children ...

Cirencester: printed by S. Rudder; and sold by Scatcherd and Whitaker, Ave-Mary-Lane, London, Date: 1790. Wrappers. Fine. Second Edition of this treatise on controlled irrigation, during which water is diverted from springs and streams along series of channels onto pasture lands, usually in early spring. Crown 8vo (202 x 134mm): 48pp, with two folding engraved plates. Stitched as issued in contemporary slate-blue upper wrapper (lower wrapper supplied in matching paper), titled in manuscript. A superb, large, uncut copy, securely bound and clean throughout (verso of final leaf lightly soiled), with strong impressions of the plates. Fussell, p.122. Perkins Library 199. Goldsmiths 13814. According to Fussell, the making and managing of water meadows was common practice for at least two centuries in parts of Wiltshire, Berkshire, Gloucester, and Dorset before George Boswell published A Treatise in Watering Meadows in 1779. Wright's treatise followed ten years later, with this second edition appearing in 1790. Wright, curate of South Cerney, Gloucestershire, was inspired to publish by a small mistake regarding water meadows he had seen in the Monthly Review. He wrote a letter to the editor, which later expanded into this treatise. He describes the most efficacious methods of creating water meadows and provides a calendar setting out times of year during which watering is best practiced. Following his advice, he concludes, will result in early pasturage and higher yields of hay. ...

London. Fisher, Son & Co. n.d. Bound in 3/4 morocco and marbled boards, gilt embelishments, raised bands, marbled endsheets. 4to. Profusely illustrated with 129 stunning plate engravings. Covers mildly rubbed. Mild scattered foxing ( not affecting plates). Very Good. Fisher, Son & Co. US

London. Fisher, Son & Co. n.d. Bound in 3/4 morocco and marbled boards, gilt embelishments, raised bands, marbled endsheets. 4to. Profusely illustrated with 129 stunning plate engravings. Covers mildly rubbed. Mild scattered foxing ( not affecting plates). Very Good. Fisher, Son & Co. [US]

London Baldwin, Cradock and Joy 1823 First edition Leather George Petrie Good A very scarce charming pocket guide to the Giants Causeway. First edition. Very scarce. A charming pocket guide to Ireland. Â Missing the half title. Â This pocket guide gives an outline of places to visit in Ireland. Each location is described with key historical information. Places of notable interest are outlined within each section. It is accompanied by a folding map of the Country of Antrum. The text is accompanied by three engraved plates created by George Petrie. In a full calf binding. Generally smart. Loss to the head of the spine. A damp stain on the rear board. Internally generally firmly bound. Spotting to the first and last pages. Spotting to the map. Contemporary ink inscription to the front pastedown and free endpaper. Missing the half title. Marginal age toning. Good.

, volume I, [4], 136 pages. Volume II, [4], 132 pages. Volume III, 120 pages. 192 black and white engraved plates, each volume contains an illustrated title page and frontispiece with tissue guard. Date: 1844. Published by Fisher, Son, & Co. [GB]

London: Fisher, Son & Co,, Date: 1847. ND 1847-. English text with plates legends to the plates in English, French and German. 3 volumes bound as one. 80; 60; 64pp. Original red half calf binding with red cloth boards. Raised bands with gilt dec. compartments. Engraved titles and 89 full-page engraved plates. A sound and tight copy with minor aging. Spine sunned but an attractive copy without the supplement. Marbled end-papers. 28x22cms. The fourth series was issued as a supplement after this binding. [A winter and summer in Paris]. 1st Edition. Hardback. V.g.. large 4to. 1847. Fisher, Son & Co, [GB]

London & Paris, Fisher, Son & Co. (n.d.) ca 1880.. 4 Volumes in 2. Large Hardbacks, 11 x 8.5 inches. In full red morocco leather fine bindings, beautiful decorative gilt paneled boards and spines. Lettering to front boards, numbered at bottom of spines. Marbled endpapers, all page edges gilt. In very good condition. Some minor dark marks and handling marks to boards. Some minor rubbing to corners. Small chip to leather on top rear corner of spine on vol.1, and top front corner on vol.2. Some minor darkening to engraved title pages, penned inscription “L.J.Stapley, 1925.” to verso corners of engraved title pages. One or two minor handling marks else pages all very clean and tight. Plates not tissue guarded, some occasional areas of minor and mild foxing spots, else plates overall all very clean and bright. Else very good clean and tight copies. 80+ 60 + 64pp & 228pp. 148 fine steel-engraved views Allom. Including decorative title pages and frontispieces. London & Paris, Fisher, Son & Co. (n.d.) ca 1880. [GB]

London: James Nisbet and Co., 1884. . First edition, 8vo., pp.xxi,200,(xxi)plates,(ii)adverts, pictorial brown cloth, gilt, lettering in black, frontispiece map with tissue guard; a couple of small marks to rear board, light bruising to upper corners of boards, a couple of spots of rubbing to extremities, a very good copy indeed. London: James Nisbet and Co., 1884. [GB]

, Volume I, 136 pages, Volume II, 132 pages, Volume III, 120 pages, 193 engraved plates as published Date: 1844. Published by Fisher, Son and Co. and H. Mandeville [GB]

Fisher and Son, London, [Date: 1840]. Hardcover. As New. 4to, hardcover. Near fine condition. Two volumes bound as one. Full leather early/mid 20th century continental binding, all edges gilt, covers and contents clean, unworn, no marking or writing. Binding square and tight. 76, 90 pp. text. 75 steel-engraved Plates, plus illustrations in the text. Two color frontis. Plates, and several other color Plates throughout. A lovely copy. 1840. Fisher and Son, London [US]

London Fisher, son and Co 1840 Cloth Good. No Jacket 4to. Cloth torn, frayed and chipped at hinges, front and rear hinges and gutters cracked. AEG with gilt decs to boards and spine. Corners lightly bumped. Period inscrip to ffep. Bar the odd spot of foxing throughout, pp in very good order, clean and bright, text block bind sound.

New York J. W. Bouton 1872 later half morocco and marbled sides, t.e.g., by MacDonald, N.Y. Translated from the Latin, with Preliminary Observations and Copious Notes by the Rev. Charles Swan. New Edition, with an... Old gift inscription in green ink; a near fine set, handsomely bound. 2 vols. 8vo,

Three volumes bound in one. Each printed for Baldwin, Cradock and Joy. 1822 - 1822 - and 1823.. Hardback.. Black and White engravings by George Petrie, including a large folding map of the County of Wicklow. Bound in leather, with gilt decoration and marbled endpapers. Very Good (-), without dust jacket (head of spine worn). Three volumes bound in one. Each printed for Baldwin, Cradock and Joy. 1822 - 1822 - and 1823. [GB]

LONDON: FISHER, SON, & CO., Date: 1844 Book. Fair (+). Half leather & Marbled Boards. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. Half leather with marbled boards. Front cover detached and present. Secure text block with clean text and some mild foxing. Thick book (about 3-1/2 inches) and about 11 x 8-1/2. Fully illustrated. Boards heavily rubbed & spine leather has been carefully reattached. Scarce!. 1844. FISHER, SON, & CO. [US]

London Fisher, Son, & Co. Hard Cover Good 8vo-over 7¾"-9¾" tall. Four volume set; undated; half-bound; binding dented at edges, some wear; pages yellowing and foxing; creasing and wear to some fold-outs.

Date: 1822. Original, true first edition from 1822. London, Printed for Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, 1822. Small Octavo. Frontispiece, XII, [1],159, [7] pages. With 4 [of 5] illustrations, including Frontispiece. Original Hardcover of the early 19th century. Binding in poor condition. Illustrations slightly stained only. First layer of the bookblock slightly detached. Even though the large folding map and one of the iillustrations is missing , a rare and important, early tourguide through Wicklow with romantic descriptions of Bray, Glendalough,Luggelaw etc. Includes for example the following illustrations: Kilruddery House, Drumgoff Barrack, Glendalough, Luggelaw. 1822. [IE]

London Fisher Son & Co 1845-1847 Leather Illustrated by Thomas Allom Very Good There is old sellotape between the boards and pastedowns that seems to serve no useful purpose as the binding Is tight.; Fine binding by Robert Seton of Edinburgh; undated but 1845-1847, binding contemporary with late 1840s. Bound from parts, 3 volume series bound as one. 95 engraved plates with tissue guards. This book is comprised of the first three of four volumes purchased by subscription and later sent by subscribers to binders, so each set would be in a different binding type. The fourth series was issued as a supplement after this binding. [A winter and summer in Paris].; Engraved plates.

London: Fisher Son & Co. Very Good. Date: 1845-1847. Leather. There is old sellotape between the boards and pastedowns that seems to serve no useful purpose as the binding Is tight. ; Fine binding by Robert Seton of Edinburgh; undated but 1845-1847, binding contemporary with late 1840s. Bound from parts, 3 volume series bound as one. 95 engraved plates with tissue guards. This book is comprised of the first three of four volumes purchased by subscription and later sent by subscribers to binders, so each set would be in a different binding type. The fourth series was issued as a supplement after this binding. [A winter and summer in Paris]. ; Engraved plates . 1845. Fisher Son & Co [GB]

London Fisher, Son, & Co 1840 First edition Leather Sir Grenville Temple; W. L. Leitch; Major Irton; Lieut. Allen Very Good A beautiful first edition of this collection of artwork based on the Mediterranean. First edition. Date from the British Library. Illustrated throughout with illustrated title page, map, and 50 plates. Missing 15 plates and fold-out map. Written and illustrated by Sir Grenville Temple, a British artist and biographer; William Leighton Leitch, a master Scottish landscape watercolor painter and illustrator; Major Irton, a British artist; and Lieut. Allen, an English soldier and artist. With an analysis of the Mediterranean and descriptions of the plates by Rev. George Newenham Wright, an Irish writer and Anglican clergyman. Rebound in half calf binding with marbled boards. Externally, sound with rubbing to the extremities and minor loss to the spine. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are very bright and clean. Neatham Mill Library embossed stamp to rear endpaper. Very Good.

Dublin: William Curry, Jnr. and Company, Date: 1835. Hardcover. Good. George Petrie. Dublin: William Curry, Jnr. and Company, 1835. New and revised. Good. George Petrie. The first edition of this rare book was published in 1834. It includes six illustrations after George Petrie and a single page map. It would appear that Wright was only responsible for the description of Killarney, published as his Guide to the Lakes of Killarney in 1822, the remainder being the work of unnamed authors. Paper label to cover and spine of faded purple cloth, extremities rubbed, corners and edges bumped, interior with some marks and age tanning, especially to the top of pages, mild off-setting to title page, pencil owner's name to ffep, bookplate to fep, illustrations clean, binding sound. 1835. William Curry, Jnr. and Company [IE]