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1815268006London: at R. Ackermann's Repository of Arts 101 Strand; and to be had of all the Book and Print-sellers in the United KingdomKingdom. // L. Harrison & J.C. Leigh Printers 373 1815. Hand-coloured engraved battle plan with letterpress explanatory text beneath in eight sections. overall 17 3â„4 x 10 3â„4 inches. Backed onto linen folded. Contained within original marbled paper-covered card slipcase small letterpress title label on upper cover some rubbing scuffing and small splits to slipcase some damage to the label. Hand-coloured engraved battle plan with letterpress explanatory text beneath in eight sections. overall 17 3â„4 x 10 3â„4 inches. Map of Waterloo from an Eye-Witness. An eye-witness recalls Waterloo: this rare plan was originally published less than two months after the battle. <br/>There seem to have been two issues: one with the price engraved in the lower left corner of the plate area. The present map is from the second issue where this is not present. The McGill copy has a letterpress imprint line along the lower edge - this was clearly never present in the current example - perhaps indicating that this copy was not bought through Ackermann's Either issue is rare OCLC lists four copies. Ref: OCLC 48968174 1 copy Boston Athenaeum & 11954507 1 copy Franklin & Marshall college; cf. McGill University Napoleon Collection Call # 4° S 005 issue with price '2.6d' engraved on plate at lower left corner above letterpress; Catalogue de la mappothèque du Dépôt de la Guerre. Brussels: 1819 item #369 at R. Ackermann's Repository of Arts, 101, Strand; and to be had of all the Book and Print-sellers in the United KingdomKingdom. unknown books
1715WRCAM39768London 1715. Small folio broadsheet. 1p. plus printed docket title on verso. Ornamental initial. Dbd. Early folds and early stab holes in left margin. Mild foxing. Very good. A petition to Parliament by the officers of Lieut. Gen. George Hamilton's Regiment of Foot seeking pay due for services abroad in the War of Spanish Succession. Lord George Douglas-Hamilton 1666-1737 was a Scottish Williamite officer during the Glorious Revolution who later married William III's mistress Elizabeth Villiers became a confidant of William was created Earl of Orkney in 1696 was appointed Governor of Virginia in 1714 and in 1736 was the first British general promoted to the rank of Field Marshal. In 1701 at the beginning of the War of the Spanish Succession Hamilton led the First Regiment of Foot the Royal Scots to the Netherlands where the regiment fought for the remainder of the war. Despite their long service and the high position of Hamilton the officers suggest in the present petition that having been so long overseas they had been forgotten by the British government and charge that they had not received their pay even after frequent petitions. The document is an early example of lobbying literature which first began proliferating in the lobby of the House of Commons at the time of the accession of King George I and the British general election of 1715. ESTC records four copies two at the British Library one at Oxford and one at the National Library of Scotland. unknown books
39529TRADE CATALOGUE-RUGS AND CARPETS KOCH & TE KOCK. CINQUANTE ANS. Oelsnitz in Vogtland: 1930. Oblong folio. Original blind embossed brick-colored pebbled cloth spine and lower board with specially woven knotted carpet-like upper board bound album style with gold cord. 68 pages of which 8 pages text with some figures and the remainder plates th majority in color. A rare carpet trade catalogue not recorded on OCLC. A beautifully produced album by one of Germany's leading carpet manufacturing companies then celebrating its Golden Jubilee. The upper board is covered in a specially wo pile "rug" which according to the text was made to a quality of 720000 knots/sq. metre. The design is the corner of one of their carpets into which has been woven 1880-1930 and the firm's "logo" a crescent moon surrounding a five-point star with the capital letters K facing both ways between the horn of the moon. Koch & te Kock was established in 1880 producing Axminster-sty carpets and rugs initially mainly for the domestic market though in the year following the end of W W.I a useful export business was established. Koch & Kock became the largest carpet manufacturer in Germany and Oelsnitz in Vogtl became known as the "carpet city." Production fell into 22 standard qualitie with a total of 500 designs a great number based on Oriental carpets made i 60 different basic sizes. Their preferred wool was that of Scottish black-fa sheep. The text shows various stages in production followed by a series of interiors showing rugs in situ with floorplans of the rooms facing showing placement of the rugs within the rooms. With typed letter on company letterh loosely inserted. Very good. unknown books
19354252London Cape 1935. 1935. First trade edition. Thick small 4to. 6 page preface by A.W. Lawrence. 54 b/w illustrations after originals by Augustus John Kennington et al.; 4 folding maps in red and black. Original gilt stamped brown cloth top edge stained brown uncut. Dust jacket price clipped; chips tears and creases. Very good. No signatures or bookplates. Story of the Arabian campaign by the noted English officer and explorer 1888-1935 originally issued in limited editions privately in 1926. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. London, Cape [1935]. hardcover books
177625320Middelburg: Pieter Gillissen 1776. 8vo 20.9 cm 8.25". 6 xviii 117 11 pp. <br><br>First edition of this history of the Dutch Reformed Church written by a clergyman and professor at Leiden University. The title-page is printed in red and black.<br>Â Â Â Â Provenance: Covers gilt-stamped with the device of Francis Egerton 1st Earl of Ellesmere.<br>Â Â Â Â Binding: Contemporary calf framed in gilt triple fillets and blind roll rebacked preserving original spine gilt extra with gilt-stamped leather title-label; covers gilt-stamped with supra-libros as above. All edges marbled.<br>Â Â Â Â Uncommon: OCLC and NUC Pre-1956 find only six U.S. locations. Bound as above; spine leather with small chips and cracks sides with small unobtrusive areas of rubbing and light discoloration. Binding overall solid and still attractive; interior clean and nice. Pieter Gillissen hardcover books
185054948Boston: Jonathan Howe 1850. Unusually large broadsheet printed on blue paper approx. 21" x 17"; manuscript docket in the margin previous folds one or two short tears; very good. With a wood-engraved eagle approx. 2" x 6" at the top of the recto and a slightly smaller wood engraving of a sailing vessel at the top of the verso. The recto contains the pertinent acts regarding seamen the verso containing a ship's manifest: "No ardent spirits allowed on board . It is agreed between the master seamen or mariners of the in manuscript: ship Ariel of Bath whereof Reed is at present master or whoever shall go for master now bound from the port of Bath to New Orleans or Mobile Al. That in consideration of the monthly or other wages." The recto prints the full text of the law passed in 1790 together with the 1840 amendment. At the bottom is a small "Custom House" form blank to be signed by the collector certifying "that these shipping articles are a true copy of the original." The recto also includes a printed advertisement for Jonathan Howe Book and Job Printer of Boston. Below the printed contract on the verso there is a tabular form containing the signatures of ten seamen and 1 carpenter all from Boston with their wages filled in all witnessed by one L. E. Keyes and dated in manuscript in the margin "Bost. Nov. 1852." The positions of Master Mate 2nd Mate Steward and Cook are listed in manuscript but have no signatures next to them. At the conclusion of the text above the signatories is a small form stating that the ship is to depart on Saturday the twentieth of November and a second signed "Patten" stating that if the ship does not sail the seamen will refund any "advance money." The recto includes a printed ad for William Sawyer's Shipping Office No. 84 Commercial St. Boston. Apparently rare. OCLC locates a single copy of a variant printing which they date 1840 likely based on the approved amendment apparently the same document contents and dimensions at AAS but attributed to the printer Thomas Groom no. 82 and 84 State St. Boston on the basis of an ad. That space is apparently occupied by the ad for Jonathan Howe in the present copy. <br/><br/> Jonathan Howe unknown books
184460898Jonesborough Tenn: Published at the Office of the "Jonesborough Whig." 1844. Original brown cloth spine with tan paper covered boards joints worn. 8vo. 349p. illus. Very good. Allen 2039 Coleman 1308 "one of the rarest of the POLK-CLAY campaign documents. It presents a conspectus of Whig and Clay policies and action since 1832". Howes B 883. <br/><br/> Published at the Office of the "Jonesborough Whig." hardcover books
201522573EBurbank CA: Marvel Studios 2015. Original tech scout location study material for the Marvel Studios Avengers film Captain America: Civil War. With the film’s secret working title ‘Sputnik’ printed on the cover. Spiralbound unpaginated 8 1/2†x 11†printed double-sided - roughly 3/4†thick. Illustrated throughout with technical drawings computer generated images in black & white and color and color photographs. With occasional notations in pencil and with organizational subject tabs at the outer edge. The material belonged to an original crew member of the film’s production unit. Fine condition. Captain America: Civil War written by Christopher Marcus and Stephen McFeely is the sequel to 2011's Captain America: The First Avenger and 2014's Captain America: The Winter Soldier and the thirteenth film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe MCU. It was directed by Anthony and Joe Russ and stars Chris Evans as Steve Rogers / Captain America alongside an ensemble cast including Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark / Iron Man Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barnes / Winter Soldier Anthony Mackie as Sam Wilson / Falcon Don Cheadle as Lt. James Rhodes / War Machine Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton / Hawkeye Chadwick Boseman as T’Challa / Black Panther Paul Bettany as Vision Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch Paul Rudd as Scott Lang / Ant-Man Emily VanCamp Tom Holland as Peter Parker / Spider-Man Frank Grillo as Brock Rumlow / Crossbones William Hurt and Daniel Bruhl as Zemo. The film tells the developing story of international conflict and how the Avengers fractures into opposing factions—one led by Steve Rogers Captain America and the other by Tony Stark Iron Man with Helmut Zemo a Slovakia colonel-turned-terrorist who is obsessed with defeating the Avengers. Marvel Studios unknown books
185946765New-York: George W. Matsell & Co 1859. First Edition. Small 12mo 12.5cm.; publisher's blue pebble-grained blind-embossed cloth gilt-lettered spine dark brown glazed endpapers; vi7-1301adpp. Boards gently scuffed corners bumped else a Very Good quite brilliant copy. Early American slang dictionary by a commissioner of the New York City police force about two-thirds of the work plagiarized from English sources though the author here claims that "Occupying the position of a Special Justice and Chief of the Police of the great Metropolis of New-York where thieves and others of a like character from all parts of the world congregate and realizing the necessity of possessing a positive knowledge of every thing connected with the class of individuals with whom it was my duty to deal I was naturally led to study their peculiar language" p. iv. The work appears to be aimed at readers of Matsell's newspaper the "National Police Gazette" advertized on the last leaf of text. A random dip into the early leaves reveals such unknown slang words as "Ard" hot though the OED only defines this as an obsolete form of "Hard." More recognizable listings appear under "Cow" a dilapidated prostitute while her "grease" is butter her "juice" is milk and "Cows and Kisses" applies to the ladies. George W. Matsell & Co unknown books
188195842London Paris & New York: Cassell Petter Galpin & Co c. 1881. Early English translation of Georg Moritz Ebers' monumental work on Egyptology. Folio two volumes. Bound in three quarters morocco over pebbled leatherette boards frontispieces to each volume illustrated with engravings throughout. Translated from the German by Clara Bell. With an introduction and notes by S. Birch Keeper of the Department of Oriental Antiquities in the British Museum and President of the Society of Biblical Archaeology. In near fine condition bookplate from the Elen Dale Sutton Fund of the Peabody Institute Peabody Massachusetts. An exceptional set. Professor of Egyptology at Leipzig Georg Ebers wrote histories and romantic novels relating to Egypt and was one of a handful of men who promoted and popularized its rediscovered ancient wonders. This work handsomely illustrated with full-page wood-engraved plates and in-text vignettes of temples pyramids hieroglyphs and scenes along the Nile is part history part travelogue and provides a fascinating view of Egypt in the late 19th century. The fine wood-engravings are by prominent contemporary artists chief among them Lawrence Alma Tadema "the most prolific and skilled of all who worked in Egyptology--'the painter of the Victorian vision of the ancient world" Clayton Rediscovery of Ancient Egypt 178. Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co hardcover books
198222351ELos Angeles: The Ladd Company 1982. Original revised draft shooting script with color rewrite pages for the film The Right Stuff written by Philip Kaufman based on the best-selling book by Tom Wolfe. Bradbound 124 pages dated February 1982 on the title page. Near fine with some minor handling to the printed studio covers. The film tells the story of the original Mercury 7 American astronauts their families and their commitment to the space program and each other. The film was released in the U.S. on February 17 1984. It was directed by Philip Kaufman starring Sam Shepard as Chuck Yaeger Scott Glenn as Alan Shepard Ed Harris as John Glenn Dennis Quaid as Gordon Cooper Fred Ward as Gus Grissom Barbara Hershey as Glennis Yaeger Kim Stanley as Pancho Barnes Levon Helm as Jack Ridley - the narrator Veronica Cartwright as Betty Grissom Pamela Reed as Trudy Cooper Lance Henriksen as Wally Schirra and the real Chuck Yeager in a cameo appearance. It won 4 Oscars; Best Sound Best Film Editing Best Sound Effects and Best Music - Original Score Bill Conti. It also received 4 other nominations; Best Picture Best Supporting Actor Shepard Best Cinematography and Best Art Direction / Set Decoration. The Ladd Company unknown books
1927307236New York: George H. Doran Co 1927. First American edition. Pictorial endpapers after Kennington; with 16 plates and a folding map. xx 335 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Brown cloth. Fine in very good plus pictorial dust jacket camel variant half-inch tear at back fold bright and generally fresh. First American edition. Pictorial endpapers after Kennington; with 16 plates and a folding map. xx 335 pp. 1 vols. 8vo. Handsome Copy. Revolt in the Desert was an instant bestseller on both sides of the Atlantic and "within weeks of publication the combined royalties from Revolt were more than sufficient to pay off the Seven Pillars overdraft. Lawrence's Trustees therefore invoked a special clause inserted in the contract with Cape to protect his privacy and halted publication in England. Revolt continued to sell well however both in the United States and in translation" Wilson 1988 pp. 180. Lawrence was characteristically of two minds about the book: dismissive of the text which he viewed as an embarrassment to himself and yet attentive to the critical response.<br/><br/>A handsome copy of the first American edition trade issue. O'Brien A107 George H. Doran Co unknown books
1935297523Garden City: Doubleday 1935. hardcover. fine. Frontispiece and other illustrations. 672pp. Short thick 4to handsomely rebound in full tan morocco gilt-ruled and lettered spine with raised bands and black leather spine labels. Garden City: Doubleday Doran & Company 1935. First American edition published for general circulation. A fine copy.<br/><br/> Doubleday unknown books
1847204Mayhew the Brothers <i>The Greatest Plague of Life: or The Adventures of a Lady in Search of a Good Servant. By one who has been "Almost Worried to Death." Edited by the Brothers Mayhew. Illustrated by George Cruikshank.</i> London David Bogue 86 Fleet Street N.D. 1847. First edition in book form. Stamp-signed Bayntun binding Bath. Twelve etchings by George Cruikshank and a glyphograph by him on the title-page. ii; 286 List of plates on the verso of the last paginated leaf p. 285. Original cloth wrapper bound in at the end. Cohn 544. 18 cm; 8vo. Bound in brown calf with gilt-ruled covers and spine morocco title and author labels on the spine are chipped top page edge gilt back repaired original back strip preserved. A good copy bright and fresh. Wear at extremities of spine. David Bogue, 86 Fleet Street, books
182359973Washington DC 1823. Partly printed document on vellum 9 1/4 x 14 1/4 inches countersigned by the Commissioner of the General Land Office George Graham 1772-1830; acting Secretary of War 1816-1817 Commissioner of the General Land Office 1823-1830 seal attached. A little soiled but very good. Folded. 7224. <br/><br/> hardcover books
42196The larger print of Jonah getting coughed up by the whale "Evomit Absorptum Caeco de Guttere Coetus" ca. 1615 is signed on the plate "Marten de Vos Inventor." It is a later adaptation of one of de Vos's 1585 series of four engravings illustrating the story of Jonah. Image size is 20 1/4 x 16 inches. I love the image and the title is wonderful too. I hardly ever get to buy or sell anything with "Evomit" in the title. In earlier states Jehovah was pictured in person as in the smaller engraving which measures 9 3/4 x 8 1/8 inches. In later states His image was replaced by a symbolic tetragram. Later still as in this large print God disappears completely from the scene. The large print is in very good condition with a faint central fold line. It is trimmed to the margin. The smaller print is untrimmed. Both prints books
185453138London: Taylor & Francis 1854. Offprint from the PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE May 1854. 8vo. 6 pp. Later spine of green paper. A few light specks of foxing; single ink library stamp on the first leaf. Presented "From the Author" in ink on the top right blank margin. Fine. with Wood R. Rupert Derek. J. B. READE F.R.S. AND THE EARLY HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY: PARTS I. A RE-ASSEMENT ON THE DISCOVERY OF CONTEMPORARY EVIDENCE. PART II. GALLIC ACID AND TALBOT'S CALOTYPE PATENT. AND THE INVOLVEMENT OF SIR JOHN HERSCHEL IN THE PHOTOGRAPHIC PATENT CASE TALBOT V. HENDERSON 1854. N.p.: The author 1971. 8vo. 13 - 83 239 - 264pp. 3 leaves of b&w plates. Three offprints from the ANNALS OF SCIENCE Volume 27 Nos. 1 & 3 March and September 1971. Staple-bound in orange stiff paper wrappers with cloth spine printed label mounted on front cover erratum affixed to inside cover a few holograph corrections by the author with his corrected address label affixed. Fine. The Reverend J. B. Read 1801 - 1870 began his experiments in chemistry at an early age. In an1839 letter he wrote to his brother that was quoted by Sir David Brewster in 1847 describing a photographic process involving silver nitrate and gallic acid which was fixed with "hypo" sodium hyposufite. As a result Brewster's assertions that Reade's experiments pre-dated Talbot's caloype patent were adopted in the early histories. In this letter to Robert Hunt the photographer and historian who penned the first English book on photography " A Popular Treatise on the Art of Photography 1841" Reade stakes his claim as one of the early inventor of the medium. These claims later were proved incorrect. <br/><br/>The Three offprints by Derek Wood provided an in-depth history of Reade's actual experiments and contributions and correct the prior misconceptions of chronological events.<br/><br/>Roosen and Salu No. 9204 and 9205. OCLC does not locate the first title and lists the George Eastman House the Public Record Office U.K. and the National Art Library Victoria & Albert Museum as the only holders of the volume by Derek Wood. <br/><br/> Taylor & Francis] hardcover books
198323025ELos Angeles: United Artists 1983. Original shooting script for the film Red Dawn by Kevin Reynolds and John Milius. Bradbound dated October 19 1983 112 pages. The film was directed John Milius and stars Patrick Swayze C. Thomas Howell Lea Thompson Charlie Sheen Jennifer Grey Harry Dean Stanton and Powers Boothe. Touch of handling else fine in printed studio covers. The film tells the story of the dawn of World War III and a group of teenagers who band together to defend their small Colorado town and their country from invading forces. United Artists unknown books
1811319697Philadelphia: George Hyde 1811. 6pp. followed by 84pp. blanks. Contemporary manuscript correction on p. 4. 8vo. Original red morocco bound by George Hyde upper cover lettered in gilt "Subscriptions / for a / Monument / to / General Washington" below "Jefferson / County". Covers detached spine worn and chipped original marbled endpapers g.e. 6pp. followed by 84pp. blanks. Contemporary manuscript correction on p. 4. 8vo. An unaccomplished subscription book intended to record funds raised by the Pennsylvania Society of the Cincinnati for a monument to Washington. The committee for the monument included Horace Binney D. Lenox R. Peters W. Jackson and Charles Biddle.<br/><br/>The text of the resolution contained within this subscription book explains: ".With this view books will be sent to two or more persons in each organized county in the state with a request that they will recieve subscriptions for the object . after the books are closed which will be on the fifth of July 1812 they will be deposited among the archives of the Society ." Evidently the present volume was unused by a Society member of Jefferson County. <br/><br/>The amount of monies collected proved too few. Nevertheless the funds which were collected were evidently invested and additional funds were added over time; in 1881 Rudolf Siemering was commissioned by the Society to create the sculpture of Washington on horseback which now sits on Benjamin Franklin Parkway in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art<br/><br/>The original receipt for the printing and binding of this subscription work survives in the library of the Society indicating that 107 copies were printed and bound by George Hyde of Philadelphia. [George Hyde] unknown books
18012946Philadelphia: Pr. by John Ormrod 1801. 8vo. 82 pp. <br><br>At its founding the Society or Order of the Cincinnati was composed of the regular army officers who had fought at some length and in specific prominent theaters for American independence equality and freedom; future members were to be drawn from among their sons only. By the time that the Society published its second constitution the Order had changed its membership rules to admit militia and other officers and then their heirs diluting its elite nature though not renouncing it.<br>Â Â Â Â This publication demonstrates that compositional change among many others as it traces the Society via its own documents from its founding at the "Cantonment of the American Army on Hudson's River 10th May 1783" through the incorporation of the Pennsylvania branch to the death of Gen. Washington.<br>Â Â Â Â Included here are the by-laws of the Pennsylvania chapter. <br>Â Â Â Â <br>Â Â Â Â Shaw & Shoemaker 1339; Sabin 13131. Sewn as issued. Front wrapper missing rear wrapper present. A few spots of waterstaining. Uncut copy. New protective paper corset provided and the whole housed in a cloth clam shell case with a leather spine label lettered in gilt. A very good copy. Pr. by John Ormrod hardcover books
1928897801928. JAPAN ADVERTISER. ENTHRONEMENT OF THE ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOURTH EMPEROR OF JAPAN. Tokyo: Benjamin Fleisher 1928. Folio-size purple cloth-covered boards with rooster decoration bound Japanese-style; xvi 179pp. With an original print by Hiroshi Yoshida opposite p.58. The nicest example we have seen bright in the original edgeworn dustwrapper and clasped chitsu cloth covered case with original printed paper title label. Extraordinary in this condition. unknown books
1974125091London and New York: Track / MCA 1974. Original promotional poster for the 1974 album. <br/><br/>In the autumn of 1973 while members of The Who were preparing for the film version of "Tommy" John Entwistle was put in charge of compiling an album to counter the widespread bootlegging of the band's concerts. "I tried to arrange it like a parallel sort of Who career-what single and album tracks we might have released " Entwistle explained. <br/><br/>Two albums' worth of material was compiled but in 1974 only a single album was released. The second "album's worth" came out on the 1998 remastered CD release. The original album's popular highlight is "Long Live Rock" a staple at the band's live shows. <br/> <br/>30 x 20 inches. Rolled on archival linen. Fine. Track / MCA unknown books
17000Original WW II Poster from 1942 reads "Women in the War We Can't Win Without Them" Extra large size poster 29" x 41" in. Shows a woman factory worker wearing overalls or apron riveting with both hands a weapon that looks like a torpedo. This highly visual poster was promoting women in the wartime workforce it was produced in 1942 by the War Manpower Commission. At the time "Women in the War" was one of the most widely distributed images of a woman laboring in war production. The poster is in red blue and black poster. Publisher was the United States. Government Printing Office. Place of Publication: "Washington D.C." By 1943 when the labor shortage was most acute the two agencies worked together in concerted campaigns targeting employers to hire women and women to become 'production soldiers'" Yellin Our Mothers' War p. 44. Women laboring in factories even in the service of the war effort was controversial. "Despite the tide of public opinion against working wives War Manpower Commission director Paul McNutt concentrated on on patriotism. The campaigns glamorized war work always showing that women could maintain their femininity and still be useful" Yellin pp. 45-46. Examples of this important poster are held at numerous institutions including the Library of Congress and MOMA. At lower left corner of sheet: "War Manpower Commission Washington D.C." Copies in very good condition like this one are uncommon. unknown books
1718885Edinburgh 1718. Folio 31.2 cm 12.3". 1 p. <br/><br/>Dated July 30 1718 this broadside is a rebuttal of certain financial assertions made by Ruth Pollock in her ongoing legal battle against John Campbell over the estate of Sir Hugh Campbell which included Cawdor Castle although that legendary castle is not mentioned in this document. This is an uncommon legal item with no holdings described by WorldCat or ESTC. <br/><br/>Not in ESTC. Creased and dust-soiled with a small hole in lower margin not touching text and a few pinholes within text. Tipped onto a leaf of 19th-century paper now in a Mylar folder. unknown books
1718886Edinburgh 1718. Folio 31.5 cm 12.4". 2 pp. <br/><br/>Dated February 5th 1718 this broadside was part of a protracted legal struggle between Ruth Pollock and John Campbell grandson of Sir Hugh Campbell thane of Cawdor. Particularly in question here are the marriage articles between Sir Alexander Campbell and Elizabeth Lort John Campbell's parents; the definition of impeachment of waste is discussed. No holdings of this uncommon item are listed by ESTC RLIN OCLC. <br/><br/>Not in ESTC. In multiple fonts one black-letter. Creased and slightly dust-soiled but in overall good condition. Tipped onto a leaf of 19th-century paper; now in a Mylar folder. unknown books
