Search Results: Authors starting with I from Gallery of Prints

101.5 x 124 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: 'Sheet 3 and 4', [in nine charts. Chart No.2] Large, detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows the Indonesia archipelago including Ceram and Timor. Imray originally was in the stationary account book publishing business. In 1836 Imray joined with Michael Blachford, a small sea chart publisher based in London. The partnership flourished and soon began to compete with the larger firm of Norie and Wilson. In 1846 Imray bought out Blachford, taking over as sole proprietor. The firm later, led by descendants, survived into the 20th century. Condition: mounted on blue paper with original chart sticker, minor edge chips confined to the lower left margin..

James Imray & Son in London. 1873 [1872] [1863]. 127.2 x 101.9 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: 'Sheet 12 (Western route to China)', [in six charts. Chart No.6]. Large detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows the extreme South of China including Hongkong (named as Hong-Kong), Southern Taiwan, Northern Philippines from Batanes along Western Luzon till Extreme Northern Palawan and Northern Panay. Publisher's ink stamp on chart "Imray & Son. London. 1873". Condition: backed with blue paper, verso repair lower left corner, tear along bottom margin, crudely repaired, tear along top margin, professionally repaired, some foxing. REFERENCE: unrecorded - not in Quirino..

123.5 x 101.5 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: 'Sheet 10', text on bottom of map: 'Sheet 9', [in nine charts. Chart No.5] Large, detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows the Mindanao with Davao and Saragani towards North Pacific Ocean. Imray originally was in the stationary account book publishing business. In 1836 Imray joined with Michael Blachford, a small sea chart publisher based in London. The partnership flourished and soon began to compete with the larger firm of Norie and Wilson. In 1846 Imray bought out Blachford, taking over as sole proprietor. The firm later, led by descendants, survived into the 20th century. Condition: mounted on blue paper with original chart sticker, with water stain at top right margin, with toning at top, with minor edge chips confined on lower left margin. REFERENCE: UNRECORDED - not in Quirino..

122.7 x 101.7 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: 'Sheet 6 (Western route to China)', [in six charts. Chart No.3]. Large detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows the Gulf of Bangkok, Gulf of Siam. Imray originally was in the stationary account book publishing business. In 1836 Imray joined with Michael Blachford, a small sea chart publisher based in London. The partnership flourished and soon began to compete with the larger firm of Norie and Wilson. In 1846 Imray bought out Blachford, taking over as sole proprietor. The firm later, led by descendants, survived into the 20th century. Condition: mounted on blue paper with original chart sticker, with 2.5 x 1.5" chip out of the bottom left corner of the chart, a closed 8" edge tear at bottom, and a 1" edge tear also at bottom, light toning at top with a few spots of foxing. REFERENCE: not in Quirino..

102.2 x 185.2 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: Chart no. 1, 'Sheet 1 and 2' (Eastern Passages to China and Japan). Large, detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows the Indonesia archipelago including Borneo, Java and Sumatra. Imray originally was in the stationary account book publishing business. In 1836 Imray joined with Michael Blachford, a small sea chart publisher based in London. The partnership flourished and soon began to compete with the larger firm of Norie and Wilson. In 1846 Imray bought out Blachford, taking over as sole proprietor. The firm later, led by descendants, survived into the 20th century. Condition: uncoloured lithograph, mounted on blue paper with original chart sticker, with 9.5" and 3" edge tear on upper left, 4" edge tear on lower left, 11" edge tear on right, with stain, with edge chips confined to the left margin..

101.5 x 124 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: 'Sheet 17 and 18', [in nine charts. Chart No.9]. Large, detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows the Japan and Korea. Imray originally was in the stationary account book publishing business. In 1836 Imray joined with Michael Blachford, a small sea chart publisher based in London. The partnership flourished and soon began to compete with the larger firm of Norie and Wilson. In 1846 Imray bought out Blachford, taking over as sole proprietor. The firm later, led by descendants, survived into the 20th century. Condition: mounted on blue paper with original chart sticker, with water stain at lower right affecting plate, with minor edge confined on lower left margin. REFERENCE: unrecorded - not in Quirino..

101.6 x 123.9 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: 'Sheet 13 and 14', Chart No.177, [in nine charts. Chart No.7]. Large, detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows Taiwan in great detail, and Northern Luzon towards North Pacific Ocean. Imray originally was in the stationary account book publishing business. In 1836 Imray joined with Michael Blachford, a small sea chart publisher based in London. The partnership flourished and soon began to compete with the larger firm of Norie and Wilson. In 1846 Imray bought out Blachford, taking over as sole proprietor. The firm later, led by descendants, survived into the 20th century. Condition: mounted on blue paper with original chart sticker, with minor edge chips confined on lower left margin. REFERENCE: unrecorded - not in Quirino..

101.7 x 123.3 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: 'Sheet 1 and 2 (Western route to China)', [in six charts. Chart No.1]. Large detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows the Java Sea, including Sunda Strait and Karimata Strait. Imray originally was in the stationary account book publishing business. In 1836 Imray joined with Michael Blachford, a small sea chart publisher based in London. The partnership flourished and soon began to compete with the larger firm of Norie and Wilson. In 1846 Imray bought out Blachford, taking over as sole proprietor. The firm later, led by descendants, survived into the 20th century. Condition: mounted on blue paper with original chart sticker, the sheet is cockled and rolls up unevenly, minor chips confined to the top and bottom blank margins. REFERENCE: not in Quirino..

124 x 101.6 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: 'Sheet 8', Chart No.174, [in nine charts. Chart No.4]. Large, detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows Southern Palawan, most of Mindanao with Basilan, Sulu towards Eastern Coastline of Borneo with Celebes. Imray originally was in the stationary account book publishing business. In 1836 Imray joined with Michael Blachford, a small sea chart publisher based in London. The partnership flourished and soon began to compete with the larger firm of Norie and Wilson. In 1846 Imray bought out Blachford, taking over as sole proprietor. The firm later, led by descendants, survived into the 20th century. Condition: mounted on blue paper with original chart sticker, with 2" edge tear on lower left margin, with light toning at top, with minor edge chips confined on lower right margin. REFERENCE: UNRECORDED - not in Quirino..

101.3 x 124 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: 'Sheet 7 and 8 (Western route to China)' [in six charts, Chart no.4]. Large, detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows the China Sea from Extreme Southeast Vietnam to Palawan towards Northern Borneo. Imray originally was in the stationary account book publishing business. In 1836 Imray joined with Michael Blachford, a small sea chart publisher based in London. The partnership flourished and soon began to compete with the larger firm of Norie and Wilson. In 1846 Imray bought out Blachford, taking over as sole proprietor. The firm later, led by descendants, survived into the 20th century. Condition: mounted on blue paper with original chart sticker,the sheet is cockled and rolls up unevenly, light toning at right and a few small spots. REFERENCE: not in Quirino..

122.7 x 101.7 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: 'Sheet 4 (Western route to China)', [in six charts. Chart No.2] Large detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows the Indonesia archipelago, Singapore in great detail, and Borneo. Imray originally was in the stationary account book publishing business. In 1836 Imray joined with Michael Blachford, a small sea chart publisher based in London. The partnership flourished and soon began to compete with the larger firm of Norie and Wilson. In 1846 Imray bought out Blachford, taking over as sole proprietor. The firm later, led by descendants, survived into the 20th century. Condition: mounted on blue paper with original chart sticker, with 3.5" edge tear at top and a few minor edge chips confined to the blank margins. REFERENCE: not in Quirino..

126 x 102 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: 'Sheet 16', [in nine charts. Chart No.8]. Large, detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows the extreme Coast of China, including Japan and Korea. Imray originally was in the stationary account book publishing business. In 1836 Imray joined with Michael Blachford, a small sea chart publisher based in London. The partnership flourished and soon began to compete with the larger firm of Norie and Wilson. In 1846 Imray bought out Blachford, taking over as sole proprietor. The firm later, led by descendants, survived into the 20th century. Condition: mounted on blue paper with original chart sticker, with 4" edge tear at lower right, 1" and 1.5" edge chip out, with few stain. REFERENCE: unrecorded - not in Quirino..

123.6 x 101.3 cm, uncoloured lithograph, EXTREMELY RARE. Text on top of map: 'Sheet 10 (Western route to China)', [in six charts. Chart No.5]. Large detailed Blue-back Chart with extensive soundings, shows the extreme South of China including Hongkong (named as Hong-Kong), Macau, Hainan and Vietnam. Imray originally was in the stationary account book publishing business. In 1836 Imray joined with Michael Blachford, a small sea chart publisher based in London. The partnership flourished and soon began to compete with the larger firm of Norie and Wilson. In 1846 Imray bought out Blachford, taking over as sole proprietor. The firm later, led by descendants, survived into the 20th century. Condition: mounted on blue paper with original chart sticker, with minor stain at right and toning at top. REFERENCE: not in Quirino..

hardbound, 4th edition, 307 pp with index, with more than 200 maps, including several fold-outs.
The only existing Philippine bibliography on maps; all prior editions are out of print. With a foreword by Dr. Ambeth Ocampo and an introduction by Thomas Suárez. Chronologic list of charts and maps, both printed and manuscript. Heavy book.

hardbound, 4th edition, 307 pp with index, with more than 200 maps, including several fold-outs. EXTREMELY RARE. The only existing Philippine bibliography on maps; all prior editions are out of print. With a foreword by Dr. Ambeth Ocampo and an introduction by Thomas Suárez. Chronologic list of charts and maps, both printed and manuscript. This is the first printing collector's item with a set of map images different from all subsequent printings. Condition: Excellent. This book weighs 2kgs - a heavy book.