Zwitserland en de Alpen van Savoye naar afbeeldingen op de plaats zelve geteekend, in tafereelen beschreven.

3 vol., 4to: [engr. title, 4]-195, [engr. title, 4]-140-[2], [engr. title, vi]-[1-1 bl.]-206 pp. (some spotting and browning, mostly in the margins and not affecting the pl., large waterstain in upper inner corner of the 2nd vol. touching some pl.).

Uniform contemp. quarter calf, cloth covers (rubbed corners), gilt orn. flat spines (some min. def.), decor. endpapers.

Complete with 3 engr. titles by Bartlett and Wallis, 176 steel engravings and 2 fold. maps by T. Starling. The third part with title "De valleijen der waldenzen, geschied- en aardrijkskundig geschilderd door N.G. van Kampen; vervolgd door K. Sijbrandi". Journey from France across the Jura to the lake of Genève, to Chamounix and the Mont Blanc; from the Savoy to the canton of Valais (Wallis in Dutch) to St Maurice, Martigny, St Bernard and Simplon, reaching the most southern canton of Switzerland, Tessino and the largest and easternmost canton of Switzerland, canton of Grisons or canton of Graubünden (Part I). About the cantons St Gallen, Appenzell, Thurgau, Schaffenhausen, Zurich, Aargau, Bazel, Solothurn, Bern, Lucern, Interwalden, Freiburg and Waadland (Part II). Geography of the territory of the Waldensians: Turin, Pignerolo, Luserna, St Jean, Angrogna, Tagliarette, Rora, St Martin, Clusone, Pragelato, Dauphiné and Ban de la Roche (Part III).
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