CRAVEN Elisabeth Berkeley, Lady. Journey to the Crimea and Constantinople in 1786. London and Paris, Maradan, 1786; in-8 (198 x 121mm), marbled calf, spine ribbed and decorated with gilt fleurons (Period binding). Map and 6 plates. Separated from her husband, Lady Craven undertook this journey alone to Russia, the Crimea, the Ottoman Empire and Greece. A fine copy. 2 small tears (4 mm) to a nerve and a hinge. ATTACHED -LUCAS Paul. Voyage fait par ordre du roi dans la Grèce, l'Asie Mineure, la Macédoine et l'Afrique. Paris, Simart, 1712; 2 vols. in-12 (165 x 93 mm), marbled calf, spines decorated with gilt fleurons (Rel. c. 1750). ORIGINAL EDITION of Paul Lucas's second voyage between 1704 and 1708. It was bound, forty years after publication, without the plates. A fine copy with a slightly fragile spine. -COXE (William). New collection of travels. Travels to the mountains of Scotland and the alpine islands of Scilly and Anglesey. Geneva, Barde, 1785; 2 vols. Voyage en Pologne, Russie, Suède, Danemarck, etc. Geneva, Barde, 1787; 4 vols. Together 6 vol. in-8 (194 x 124 mm), brown calf, smooth spines decorated with gilt fleurons (Period bindings). This collection is the dummy union of two works by Coxe which were sold separately (see no. 25, the Voyage en Pologne...). 1 / Map and 9 plates. Observations on the Isles of Scilly, by Dr Borlase, Descriptions of the Isles of Anglesey by Th Pennant, Voyage en Écosse et aux iles Hébrides by the same author and by Johnson, Description de l'Ile Saint-Kilda (Hébrides) by K. Macaulay, all illustrated with a map and 9 repl. views, often very spectacular (Grotto and curved pillars of Staffa, Buchan's Bouilloir...) 2 / 18 plates (of 19) including 10 repl. maps and plans of Moscow, St Petersburg, Stockholm ; lacks the plan of Copenhagen, and 2 ff of text.