* [Paris]. JACOUBET (Theodore). General atlas... - Lot 174 - Kâ-Mondo

* [Paris]. JACOUBET (Theodore). General atlas of the suburbs and monuments of Paris by Th. Jacoubet, architect. Engraved by V. Bonnet. Dedicated and presented to Mr. le Comte de Chabrol de Volvic. Written by Hacq, engraver of the war depot. Paris, 1836. Faux-title (69.8 x 56 cm), title (69.8 x 110.5 cm) and 45 [of 50] maps, consisting of 47 folded cloth-covered sheets (subject 67 x 52.5 cm) with an engraved cardboard label on the back of each one (representing in miniature the part of the plan), and a vellum tab with numbering of the plates in ink. Original box case in red half-basane, golden rollers and fleurons (rubbing, slits; missing the false title, especially the city coat of arms, the 4 leaves almost detached: freckles on the title and false title, burnished cloth. Missing sheets 8, 9, 21, 24, 25). One of the most important atlases of Paris prior to the Haussmann transformations, this work by the architect Théodore Jacoubet, dedicated to the prefect of the Seine, Count Chabrol de Volvic, is rarely encountered. It consists of a double title page and 52 double plates. (Pinon & Le Boudec, p. 94; Un Atlas parisien, p.138-142, ed. of 1827). Attached: [Map]. BRUE (A.H.). Topographic map of the Paris area based on the hunting map. New edition rectified according to the work of the new map of France. Paris, Andriveau-Goujon, 1834. 70.9 x 101 cm. Covered. Folder, cardboard case in olive-green Russian leather, large golden lace, title label in black basane (rubbing, slits, snags and gaps in the folder and case). Publisher's label and publisher's catalogue laminated on the back.