2 volumes in contemporary calf, decorative gilt edge tooling, with gilt floral corners, corners and edges lightly bumped and worn. Spines have been relaid at some stage, raised bands, decorative gilt tooling, titles in gilt to red leather labels. Internally, decorative gilt tooling to board edges, marbled endpapers, text block edges in gilt, engraved title pages, some light off-setting to plates, and minimal light browning to some edges. Vol 1, ink name to fep (R Ward?), eng tp, [1], (ii-vi), [2], [1], 2-455, [1] errata, [8] index, [2] adverts, 1 woodcut and 26 (of 26), includes 2 portrait and 11 folding). Vol 2, engraved title page dated 1781 (Journey to Snowdon), with the vignette of Rudland, (ii), [2], [1], 2-183 pp. [1], 184-487 pp, [8] index, [1], 186-197 pp corrections, 26 plates (includes 2 portraits and 1 folding), 4 illustrations, lacks the 2nd tp Tour In Wales 1784 with the Shepherd vignette, as is often the case when the 3 tours are bound into 2 vols, small marginal paper tear P220, with the usual pagination errors 137/173 etc. A nice set, in contemporary bindings! The tour in Wales actually took place in 1773, MDCLXX was corrected by hand to MDCLXXIII on a number of copies - this included. Better described as 2 volumes in 3 parts as the tour was completed over 3 different trips, Vol 1 is part 1, Volume 2 being part 2 & 3. (ESTC T133752. Allibone 1553. Lowndes 1823) Pennant, naturalist, traveller, and writer, who in addition to his tour of Scotland, undertook several other tours: of northern England in 1773, of Northamptonshire and of the Isle of Man in 1774, of Warwickshire in 1776, of Kent in 1776, and of Cornwall in 1787. Several tours throughout Wales in the early 1770s, where his Welsh-speaking friend and companion, the Revd John Lloyd of Caerwys, performed the same function as Stuart had in Gaelic Scotland, were brought together as Tours in Wales in three volumes
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