YOSY, A.
Switzerland
Switzerland
as now divided into nineteen cantons; interspersed with historical anecdotes, local customs, and a description of the present state of the country. The cantons are severally described, and also the county of Neuchatel, the republic of Geneva, the boundaries, & new road over the Simplon, with picturesque representations of the dress and manners of the Swiss... to which is added a short guide to travellers.
Stock Code 112161
London, For J. Booth and J. Murray, 1815
First edition; 2 vols in one, 8vo, half-titles, 50 fine hand-coloured aquatint plates of costumes, paper guards, 2pp. engraved musical notation, most plates very clean but light soiling to plate 16 and slight smudge to plate 20, some foxing to text, pp.73-82 and plates 29 & 30 misbound after p.100, original blind-stamped cloth, t.e.g., a little rubbed and faded, rebacked preserving original spines, new endpapers, a good, well-margined copy.
Colas 3102; Brunet V, 1509; Lipperheide 906.
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