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1682CAT000081Paris: Jean Ribou 1682. Fourth Edition. Hardcover Full Leather. Very Good Condition. Full contemporary calf lightly worn corners a little bumped. Two small tears one in the preliminaries one later on obscuring a few letters a few minor stains - a very attractive copy overall with 42 mostly full page woodcuts often copied according to Vicaire within the pagination. viii 480 28pp.Cagle 179 the 1662 1st ed. Vicaire 339 Notaker 625.7.<br /> <br /> A popular and likable plagiaristic jumble of cookery texts put together by the anonymous author with bits from Le Maistre d'Hostel 1659 Le Patissier and Confiturier François 1653 de Lune's Cuisinier 1656 and Livre fort Excellent 1555 along with quite a few original recipes. It was translated into English in 1682. All of the 17th century editions are scarce. Size: 8vo octavo. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilo. Category: Cooking Wine & Dining; Inventory No: CAT000081. Jean Ribou hardcover
16305564London: Robert barker 1630. Very early complete King James Bible containing Psalms genealogical tablesboth Old and New Testaments. In poor condition. Leather binding still in one piece.-although spine cracking.Appears to be missing Frontispiece- starts with "An act of the Uniformitie" which also slightly torn at corners. Inside cover extensively inscribed by a variety of hands. spine also broken in places-although all internal pages appear to be present. it also ends on page 86 of the psalms at the back-suggesting pages missing there also. 1630 Robert barker hardcover
16486419159Unknwn 1648. Volume 10. This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside.This book has hardback covers. In poor condition suitable as a reading copy. No dust jacket. Full leather covers. Boards covered with marbled paper. Boards rubbed. Backstrip edges worn. Gilt bands on backstrip. Gilt lettering on backstrip. Backstrip torn.Top page edges dusty. Binding split slightly.Marbled end papers. Traces of foxing throughout. Pencil markings. Internally clean. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item4050grams ISBN: Unknwn hardcover
165718651657. Copper-line engraving. 290mm by 180mm platemark. Seventeenth century engraving from John Johnston's 'Historiae Naturalis de Serpentibus' 1657.<br /> John Jonston 1603 - 1675 was a Polish scholar and physician descended from Scottish nobility.One small spot in the image. unknown
1675LTH1-E-6London: George Dawes 1675. First edition. Leather. Very Good. 6" by 3". None. A scarce copy of one of earliest works on cases for moot courts. This title was only printed the once making this a particularly hard title to come by. Bound in early eighteenth century calf. This volume contains an account of 103 cases. The license to print page is on the verso of the first leaf. In a full calf binding. There is some wear to the extremities including some rubbing and some bumping to the corners. The front board has become detached. The rear board is firm.Internally the binding of the text block is tight and firm. The pages are generally bright and clean with some slight age-toning and the occasional mark. There is a copperplate signature to the top of the title page and the front blank endpaper. Overall this volume is in very good condition. Needs some work to the binding which is later anyway. Very Good George Dawes hardcover
16194395016 issue of home cookery loose in green cloth binding from No. 280 Nov 1916 to No. 309 April 1919 with original colour wraps Published by C. Arthur Pearson Ltd. hardcover
1693AR35GLTBN309A Delft: Adrien Beman 1693. Hardbacks full-calf new spine to volume 1. 24.5cm x 19cm. Volume 1 and 2 only. Pp. 467 4 98 22; 31 612 5 98 32. Illustrative title page in volume 1 title vignettes decorative headpieces and initials. 1st edition 1693. Previously owned by Lord Sandys from the Ombersley Court collection. The front board to volume 2 is hanging on by a thread. Scarce. A heavy set 2.8kg additional postage may be required for orders outside the UK. ar35. 1st Edition. Hard Cover. Fair. Adrien Beman Hardcover
169970479-A-57425Leiden: Boudewyn van der Aa 1699. Perkament. 358 20 262 16 pp. frontispice. deel 1 platen bij pp. 20 43 117 127 200 250 291 357 compleet deel 2 platen bij p. 8 38 50 86 136 226 compleet. -boekblok iets los in de band knepen half los band titelblad tweede deel ontbreekt bovenste kwart boekblok wat vochtvlekkig. Boudewyn van der Aa unknown
1694V67948London: Rhodes Meredith Harris & Newborough 1st edition in English 1694. Hardcover. Good. Folio calf but lacking spine leather damage to cover leather also/corners v.worn Licence leaf precedes TP TP in red & black 6pp of Subscribers 4p=Preface over 1165pp which is A-Z with Finis in mid page of last leaf. TP & License leaf with tears but no loss verso's sl.soiled and re-inserted.Newer EPS. Good wide margins no writing no worming a neat complete copy of the best edition of this first Historical Dictionary in English. Later editions were edited by Collier and appear under his name while this has no translator or editor given although the work is a compilation of the major classical dictionaries in Latin and French WING M-2725. Rhodes, Meredith, Harris & Newborough (1st edition in English) hardcover
165839004Göteborg Amund Grefwe 1658. Uden omslag. 16 sider. Sidste blad repareret for en revne uden tab af tekst.Tæt beskåret. ANON - <br/><br/><em>Collijn 292. Amund Grefwe ca. 1610-1677 was the first printer in Göteborg. He studied Latin at the University of Uppsala and was the author of a few minor works. He began his printing career in Uppsala working for Professor Wallius's private press and later for Laurentius Paulinus Gothus. Grefwe moved to Stockholm where he worked for the royal translator Ericus Schroderus and when he moved back to his place of birth in Nyköping Grefwe goes with him. In 1646 he was offered a job in Göteborg. When he had finished the work on "Carionis Chronika" he moved to Göteborg in 1650. He was not satisfied with the promised conditions and complained to the Governor of Västergötland. In 1653 he was given priviliges by Queen Kristina which allowed him to publish and sell his own works and also scholarly books. In 1650 he published the first book printed in Göteborg: " Christelige Gåfwors Apoteek." </em> unknown
1649Biblio867<p>John Williams. London. 1649. 24mo. 2" x 4" Miniature "Waistcoat pocket" size for easy concealment by Royalists. "Eikon Basilike" in Greek script. On recto of first leaf a Crown below which is a large A for Alpha to correspond with Omega on p. 175. On verso "The Explanation of the Embleme." Engraved folding frontispiece of King Charles I a version with his left eye showing. Cropped with short closed fold tear. Title page in red and black. On Verso "'An Epitaph upon King Charls." Text 1–175 ending "Vota dabunt quaebella ne-garunt. Ω"; "His Majesties Prayers in the time of his restraint" 3pp. FINIS. "His Majesties Reasons against the pretended jurisdiction of the High Court of Justice which he intended to deliver in writing on Munday Januarie 22. Anno Dom. 1648." 3pp. "A True Relation of the King's speech to the Ladie Elizabeth and the Duke of Glocester the day before his death". "Another Relation from the Lady Elizabeths Own Hand". Another Relation from the Lady Elizabeth". "A copie of a Letter which was sent from the Prince to the King. Dated from the Hague Jan 23 Anno Dom 1648". Closely cropped margins. Final page chipped to edges no loss of text. Marbled endpapers. Edges red. Some creased corners. Full calf worn with surface loss to lower board and spine. Boards detached but present. Text-block is firm. Inscriptions of historic interest see below. I have resisted the inclination to have this book restored and have adjusted the price accordingly to accommodate restoration if desired for the purchaser as it is such a unique item.</p><p>Provenance –</p><p>Inscribed by two hands:</p><p>First inscription probably contemporaneous with publication: J – L inked through and obscured. "At the Great Posterne betwixt Cripplegate and Moorfields. Druggist." <br />Postern. At the west end of Petty France leading into Moorfields within the precinct of the late Monastery or Priory of the New Hospital or Hospital of the Blessed Mary without Bishopsgate</p><p>2nd inscription to verso free endpaper "Robert Robson Anno Domini 1733" with some practice writing "To – To - To" below it. Perhaps in a younger hand than the inscription on the opposite page</p><p>3rd inscription on crown page: "Robert Robson Book A.D. 1733." "Sacrilegy est instar." "De grote state principu disputart. Alsted"</p><p>Sacrilegy est instar - Justinian's Code and later interpreters such as Frederick II used this concept to argue that questioning the ruler's decisions was akin to violating religious sanctity. Interesting to note that the Alsted quotation is in Dutch</p><p>Robert Robson appears to have been a well-educated individual with knowledge of canon law. He has also made a marginal annotation to the Prayers: "Pem. Arcadia p. 243" ie The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia; by Sir Philip Sidney.</p><p>Frontispiece to 'Eikon Basilike: The pourtraicture of His Sacred Majestie in his solitudes and sufferings'; emblematical design; to right Charles I kneeling on his left knee looking upwards with his head three-quarters right holding a crown of thorns a book propped on the table in front of him and a crown at his feet; a ray extends from his left eye to the crown of martyrdom at top right. The frontispiece is cropped to be accommodated in such a small volume. <br />"Marshall's design is known in seven slightly different states – an indication that the image was in great demand with a plate being worn down by the continual printing process and re-engraving many times over. Multiple English and overseas editions of the Eikon Basilike resulted in five additional frontispieces based on the original design signed by contemporary engravers and etchers including Wenceslaus Hollar Thomas Rawlins and Robert Vaughan together with numerous unsigned versions by unknown <br />artists after Marshall" William Marshall's Frontispiece to the Eikon Basilike 1649<br />By Pierce Helen; Kemp Geoff. Censorship Moments 2015 p.79-86</p><p>Almack see no. 38 variant with much smaller type for John Williams. Wing E301 poss. variant. Madan F.F. New bibl. of the Eikon Basilike 34 poss. variant. Erroneously recorded as being reproduced on microfilm Early English Books 1641-1700 reel 1651. The item microfilmed is actually Wing E301.</p><p>This copy complies with the British Library and Oxford University Magdalen College copies but there are variants with a further plate similar to the octavo editions. There is no evidence that this copy has ever had an extra plate.</p><p>King Charles I of England was executed by beheading on January 30 1649 in London following his conviction for high treason after losing the English Civil War to Cromwell's Parliamentarian forces. This marked a major shift in British legal and political history.</p><p><br />On December 25 1649 John Williams was committed to the Gatehouse by the Commonwealth Council of State for printing and publishing scandalous and seditious pamphlets.</p> John Williams hardcover
1685706L9Paris: Francois Muguet 1685. First edition. Disbound. Very Good Indeed. 10.5" by 8". None. A very scarce legal tract from France dated 1685. This work details the revoking of the sentence of the Galeres or galleys. This edict was presented to the court of aids on the 19 November 1685. In the original French. Being two leaves and therefore four pages. A very scarce work with no copies cited on the Library Hub. This edict deals with the punishment of individuals on the galleys or galeres. There is mention of the ineffectiveness of whips due to the fact that this simply injures criminals. The tract states that medical professionals are then kind to the offenders which brings a rise in recidivism. An interesting insight into the French penal system in the late seventeenth century. Disbound as called for. Externally very smart. Light spots to the front and rear pages. Inscription to the title page dated 1685. Firmly bound. Pages are bright with light scattered spots. Very Good Indeed Francois Muguet unknown
1678AN3GLTBK24CLondon: Samuel Mearne 1678. Hardback half-calf marbled boards later spine with gilt titles. 21cm x 16.5cm. 69pp 8. Binding is a little rubbed. Rugby School Library label and bookplate to front pastedown. No title page or prelims. Page 1/2 laid down and repaired. Page 67/68 torn with loss but repaired. Tipped in letter with previous owner's details in same hand written to front blank. Some occasional foxing. Scarce. an3. Hardcover. Good. Samuel Mearne Hardcover
1603629L15Lugduni: Petri Landry 1603. Vellum. Good. 11" by 8". None. A very scarce early seventeenth century Biblical concordance published in France. In the original tooled binding. Unpaginated signatures are a-z8 AA-ZZ8 AAA-YYY8 ZZZ2. Being the old and new Testaments. Printed by Ioannis Poyet & Claudij Armand as stated to the rear. Decorative woodcut printer's ornament to the final leaf. This concordance is presented in four columns per leaf and is a useful index to the Bible listing the words alphabetically with their reference points. Bookplate to the front pastedown Scholastic Library Wadhurst. Contemporary ownership inscriptions to the title page. Published by Pierre Landry a seventeenth century publisher based in Lyon. In the contemporary tooled leather binding. Externally heavily rubbed with small portions of loss to the extremities and spine. Small worm holes to the spine and front board. Lacking the clasps. Contemporary inscriptions to the title page. Bookplate to the front pastedown for Scholastics Wadhurst Library. Internally firmly bound. Pages are slightly age toned. Scattered spotting and the occasional worm hole to pages only affecting the occasional word. Good Petri Landry hardcover
16331977London: John Norton for Joyce Norton 1633. A nice copy of this two volume work unfortunately lacking the title page to Volume I. The volume starts on gather A. Original full leather boards with a touch of bumping / edgewear to the boards. Recent spine with titles and date to the spine. There is a little water staining to the work particularly to the edges and a slight nicking to the edges of the blank front end paper. Some darkening / foxing again particularly to the edges. Owner's inscriptions to the inside front board and to the 2nd end paper. IWe think what is laid in as the first end paper is a later addition when the spine was replaced - the second end paper appears from condition and inscriptions to be the original one. Also lacking is leaf 3I2 page 99/100 with the text here also lacking. Bizarrely a full page plate dating from 1814 has been laid in to face page 275. This is an engraving by Wm Craig and L. Brown showing national liberty crushing the nations of Europe. This is perhaps laid in here as it is opposite an homily against Disobedience and Wilfull rebellion. This long homily published in various forms is important as it was part of the celebrations following the failure of the rebellions against Queen Elizabeth I. To the end of the work is "A thankesgiving for the suppression of the last rebellion." 1-98 vi 1-98 101-320 iv. 290 x 210 mm 11½ x 8¼ inches. John Norton for Joyce Norton hardcover
168364005Peter Parker Oxford 1683. Later Edition. Hardcover Full Leather. Good Condition. Size: Folio 12 - 19". 388 18pp. Front joint split but both boards firmly attached. Scattered foxing but text mostly clean. Previous owner's signature in ink. Edge marked. Corner of front end paper cut out. Damp staining to lower outer corner of first half of book. Corners bumped. Some wear and loss to leather. Boards bowed. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Religion & Theology; Renaissance 16thc to 17thc; Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 64005. . Peter Parker hardcover
1683700L7Oxford: The Theatre 1683. Leather. Good. 13" by 8.5". None. A scarce collection of sermons and homilies which were delivered during Queen Elizabeth's reign. ESTC reference no: R233857. With the fourth line of the imprint reading 'Exchange in Cornhil London. 1683'. Lacking M2 and N3-4. The 'Book of Homilies' are thirty-three sermons developing the reformed doctrines of the Church of England. Homilies were first published during Edward VI's reign before being reprinted during Elizabeth I's reign. A scarce late seventeenth century edition of these Anglican sermons and homilies. In a full calf binding. Externally generally smart. Some rubbing to the joints and extremities. Minor bumping to the extremities. Minor loss to the head and tail of spine. Internally firmly bound. The title page has been trimmed and remounted to a new leaf. A1 is extended and repaired in margins loss to lower margin of A2. Chips to the extremities of quires B-D and 3C-3D with minor loss to the notes. E1 is strengthened in lower margin and with a small loss to the text from minor holes. The same repair to the bottom margin of 2H1. R2 has a small loss to three words to the bottom paragraph from a hole. Final few leaves are chipped to the edges affecting the page numbers. Chips to the extremities of quire A. Good The Theatre hardcover
170020251700. Copper-line engraving. 170mm by 100mm platemark. John Bastwick 1593-1654 was an English Puritan physician and controversial writer.<br /> Slight stains at corners of sheet where once pasted onto a backing sheet. unknown
1654048095London: G. Bedel and T. Collins 1654. First Edition. Hardcover Half Leather. Good Condition. Rebound in half leather over marbled boards extra title tattered at edges and stained with repair on verso light tide mark affecting first dozen or so pages and latter half of second volume last few pages worn with small tears at edges. Scattered minor foxing modest browning throughout a few notes in an early hand old signature to title edward Hawkins. Generally very good internally. Two volumes bound as one 16 347 12; 10 355 i.e. 255 15. With the ads at the rear of volume 2. Size: Quarto 4to. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2 kilos. Category: Politics & Government; Inventory No: 048095. G. Bedel and T. Collins hardcover
1663mon0000161583London: for G. Bedell & T. Colli 1663. 1 vol. folio 11-1/4" x 7-1/2" viii416 i.e. 428 x pp. with the license leaf complete title-page printed in red and black clean and bright throughout. Bound in fine early 18th C. tree calf over cords spine gilt with Greek key design gilt lettered red morocco spine label covers ruled in gilt hinges fine head and foot of spine fine A FINE COPY ex-Easton Neston Library with the shelf label on the front pastedown. Wing; C185 London: for G. Bedell & T. Colli unknown
1682Q5GLTBRN1009London: Joseph Hindmarsh 1682. Hardback full-calf later spine. 8 188pp 4 adverts. 1st edition 1682. Boards slightly worn. Bookplate to front pastedown. Annotation to fore edge. Scarce. q5. 1st Edition. Hard Cover. Good. Joseph Hindmarsh Hardcover
16901747London: : Randal Taylor 1690. Although the Popish Plot was ten years gone by the time this polemic was published anti-Catholic feeling still ran high. This pamphlet purports to show all of the ways that Papists had attempted to undermine the Church of England since the Reformation. As such this is almost a literature review of the previous hundred years summarising Bishop Burnett Stillingfleet and others whilst quoting from Parliament and Catholic peers. It is followed by A LETTER OF THE MINISTERS Of the CITY of LONDON Presented the First of January 1645. to the Reverend Assembly of Divines sitting at Westminster by Authority of Parliament against TOLERATION. This pamphlet has been abstracted from a collection and so appears as a disbound item - with the binding marks and stab marks to the spine. No wrapper or cover now held in a protective sleeve. The top edge of the first couple of pages is beginning to come away - although the binding is still holding securely. A touch of darkening to the front and rear pages less so inside. There are pencil ticks throughout the work in the margins. Wing B 4382. 4 67 1 pp. Randal Taylor, unknown
170071846hand coloured map of ancient Asia. Measures 36 x 36 cm 55 x 42 cm with border small scale in the bottom left hand corner scale of english miles according to pieart's computation and Ricciolus's computation number 6 printed at upper left corner Published not stated paperback
1643BS45GLB27B22London: Edward Husbands T. Warren R. Best 1643. Hardback later half-calf with marbled paper covered boards. 19.5 x 14.5cm. x 955pp 20. With engraved frontispiece. Frontis and title frayed to edges with small losses. Previous owner's details erased from verso of title and trimmed from upper margin of a3. Pages 59/60 and p. 955 replaced with photocopy facsimiles. Some foxing and browning to paper throughout. End-papers replaced firm binding. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Good. Edward Husbands, T. Warren, R. Best Hardcover
1681705L21London: Nathaniel Thompson 1681. First edition. Cloth. Very Good Indeed. 11" by 7. None. A fine very scarce political and religious tract written at the peak of the Popish Plot and therefore ant-Catholic hysteria in England and Scotland. A very scarce pamphlet. ESTC reference no R19980. This is setting A referred to by the ESTC with signature mark 'A' on A1 under 'es' of 'unless'. The first line of p.4 reads 'Lastly if he has' with a lower case 'i'. This work was written in response to Elkanah Settle's pamphlet 'The Character of a Popish Successor'. Settle was a poet and playwright who took an active share in the anti-Popish agitation. However later he exposed Titus Oates and with the Revolution of 1688 his political leanings were more towards the Whigs. This is an analysis and response to Settle's pamphlet. Following this work Settle later recanted his 'The Character of a Popish Successor' and cited the danger of the opinions he expressed. Bound in a limp cloth binding. Externally very smart with just the occasional marks. Internally firmly bound. Pages are bright with just the odd light spots. Very Good Indeed Nathaniel Thompson hardcover
