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1789056379London: Privately Published 1789. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. A very good copy rebound in brown quarter leather with marbled boards. 246pp. Contains articles on among others Chaucer Spenser Shakespeare Beaumont and Fletcher Jonson Drummond Dryden and Milton. 'Two hundred copies of this volume. were printed for presents without the author's name being affixed' Lowndes. Privately Published Hardcover
17206838651W. Bowyer 1720. Volume 1 Part 2. The Archbishops of York. 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. Worn brown binding with gold motif on edges. Banded spine very worn but intact. Boards lmost detached. Marbled endpapers. Some foxing. A very rare item but unfortunately covers and pages affected by damp particularly towards the end although all are completely legible. Please note the Image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item1100grams ISBN: W. Bowyer hardcover
1766785P10Oxford: Clarendon Press 1766. First edition. Leather. Good. 8" by 5". None. A very scarce first edition of Timothy Neve's Church of England attack on Thomas Phillips' life on the Cardinal Reginald Pole. The very scarce first edition of this work.ESTC citation number T71415.Timothy Neve's lengthy criticism of Thomas Phillips' biography on Cardinal Reginald Pole.Phillips' biography on Pole is his major work his aim being to give an account of the Council of Trent from the point of view of a Roman Catholic.Neve's criticisms in this work were expressed in very strong terms from the point of view of the Church of England reflecting on the still fresh break from the Pope.In the third edition of Phillips' 'Life' he replied to Neve's criticisms.Bound without half-title.Two contemporary newspaper clippings tipped-in to the front paste down regarding Phillips and Pole. In a full calf binding. Externally generally smart with some rubbing and marks to the boards and spine. Minor bumping to the spine and extremities. Faint surface cracks to the spine. Loss to the top spine label and a small label to the head of the spine. Contemporary repair to the tail of the spine. Small cracks to the head of the joints. Front hinge is starting but firm. Two newspaper clippings tipped-in to the front paste down. Internally firmly bound. Pages are lightly age-toned and clean. Good Clarendon Press hardcover
1789197053Privately Printed 1789. 1789. First edition. Small 8vo. Old 3/4 calf over marbled boards upper cover and first signature detached. Bookplate of Oliver Pemberton. 146 pages. Privately printed in a small edition of 200 copies. Also includes essays on Shakespeare Dryden Chaucer and others. Coleridge 369. F. Hardcover. Privately Printed, 1789. hardcover
1789197053Privately Printed 1789. 1789. First edition. Small 8vo. Old 3/4 calf over marbled boards upper cover and first signature detached. Bookplate of Oliver Pemberton. 146 pages. Privately printed in a small edition of 200 copies. Also includes essays on Shakespeare Dryden Chaucer and others. Coleridge 369. F. Hardcover. Privately Printed, 1789. hardcover books
178974282London: Privately printed 1789. Large 8vo. 2 iii i 146 pp. Parchment paper spine over limp marbled-paper covered boards with paper title label to spine. Uncut edges. Extremities slightly bumped with very slight marking to binding. Author's name written in ink to title and foxing. Previous owner's small label to pastedown. Poets discussed include Chaucer Skelton Shakespeare Drummond Waller including a poem hitherto unprinted Dryden and Wycherley. Philip Neve was according to the Poetry Foundation a pamphleteer. This work was privately printed and Lowndes claims 200 copies were printed. Large paper copy. ESTC - T146382 . Very Good. Paper Covered Boards. 1789. Privately printed 1789 hardcover
1717FGN22-E-11London: W. Bowyer 1717 and 1718. First edition. Cloth. Very Good. Size unlisted. Not Stated. Three sections of the Monumenta Anglicana professionally rebound in two attractive volumes. Three sections of the Monumenta Anglicana professionally rebound in two attractive volumes. The set is comprised of inscriptions from 1650-79 1680-99 and 1700-1715 seemingly published in reverse chronological order. The second volume is a first edition and advertised as 'intended as a specimen of a much larger work'. Indeed Le Neve went on to publish three more similar collections of epitaphs - including the two ensconced in the first volume - covering different historical periods. This first collection features the contemporary obituaries of the previous 15 years with some of the information being supplied by the stone masons before work was actually completed. The later 1718 publications but historically and chronologically earlier volumes deal with inscriptions from less than 100 years previously and all offer a fascinating insight into epitaphs long since weathered away. Spine labels are in French text is in English. With some lovely vignettes head and tail pieces and illuminated capitals throughout. Rebound in quarter cloth over marbled boards with leather spine labels. Externally really rather smart with wear to spine labels only. Internally firmly bound. Very light but frequent spotting throughout some occasional handling marks. Evidence of past worming to lower half of the entire first book of the second volume. Very Good W. Bowyer hardcover
1714198451London : printed by S. Holt for Andrew Bell in Cornhill E. Curll and J. Pemberton in Fleet-street 1714. 2nd Edition . Hardback. Good copy bound in contemporary full aniline calf. Spine bands and panel edges worn with general surface wear evident to boards as with age. Single gilt-lined border to panels. Corners bumped. Pages foxed and tanned mainly to margins. Remains quite well-preserved overall.; 8vo 8"" - 9"" tall; 415 pages; Physical description: 415p. ; 20 cm. Subjects: Biography -- 18th century -- Great Britain -- Early works to 1800. Notes: ""Generally attributed to John Le Neve"" Lowndes. Originally published in 1712. Continues: His Memoirs British and foreign of the lives and families of the most illustrious persons who dy'd in the year 1711. With head and tail pieces and historiated initials. London : printed by S. Holt, for Andrew Bell, in Cornhill, E. Curll and J. Pemberton, in Fleet-street hardcover
171652London: J. Nutt 1716. First edition. Leather Bound. Very Good . 9 1/4 x 14 1/2 inches. Folio. xii 535 numbered pages 2 leaf index. Title page soiled but otherwise pages clean with all edges uncut and nice wide margins. Scattered light foxing. Library stamp of the London College of Arms the official repository of coats of arms and pedigrees of English Welsh Northern Irish and Commonwealth families and official copies of the records of Ulster King of Arms. Bound in later black half leather with black cloth boards which are rubbed and lightly worn mostly at the extremities. ESTCT111946. One of the earliest and most detailed and careful investigations into apostolic succession preferments and prebends in the English Church. J. Nutt unknown
17269564London: Printed for D. Browne 1726. Second edition with additions. 1726. 8vo. 12 pp. xx 284 pp. 4 pp. advertisements. Tables. Contemporary full panelled and stained calf. This is the first English-language reference book on architecture and building. Boards detached but present contents clean very good. 2nd Edition. Hardcover. Good. London: Printed for D. Browne, 1726. Second edition, with additions. hardcover
17682111902160200226Kikuya 1768. Soft Cover. Fine. Volume: 1 Kikuya paperback
1767CA1241<p>24160 pages lacking frontispiece plate. Small octavo 5 3/4" x 4" bound in contemporary vellum. Sabin 52413. Medina Mexico 5174; Palau 190159 First edition.<br />A dictionary of the Otomi language.</p><p>The author was the first to establish a proper system of characters which has been since retained.</p><p>Otomi is an Oto-Pamean language spoken by approximately 240000 indigenous Otomi people in the central altiplano region of Mexico. Otomi consists of several closely related languages many of which are not mutually intelligible. The word Hñähñu has been proposed as an endonym but since it represents the usage of a single dialect it has not gained wide currency. Linguists have classified the modern dialects into three dialect areas: the Northwestern dialects are spoken in Querétaro Hidalgo and Guanajuato; the Southwestern dialects are spoken in the State of Mexico; and the Eastern dialects are spoken in the highlands of Veracruz Puebla and eastern Hidalgo and villages in Tlaxcala and Mexico states.</p><p><strong>Condition:</strong> Engraved table leaf worn at fore-edge. Vellum with minor wear; lacking frontispiece plate as usual minor damp staining; edges speckled red ties damaged else about very good.</p> Puente del Espiritu Santo, Cuidad de Mexico. Biblioteca Mexicana
176741578Mexico: Bibliotheca Mexicana 1767. Small 8vo. 12 ff. 160 pp. engr. leaf of errata lacks the engr. frontis. <br><br>Otomí is one of the principal languages spoken in Central Mexico and this work more than any other standardized its orthography; it is also the classic Otomí grammar and dictionary and is by a man some authorities believe to have been himself an Otomí Indian or at least of Otomí heritage. It was written during the mid-18th-century renaissance of linguistic study of the languages of Mexico and Palau considers it "muy rara." It is much rarer on the market in our experience than similarly important works in Nahuatl.<br>Â Â Â Â Both the engraved frontispiece which as often is lacking here and the handsome elaborately engraved errata leaf which is here present are signed by => the engraver Jose Francisco Gómez.<br>Â Â Â Â => The Bibliotheca Mexicana was the private press of the great bibliographer writer and secular cleric Juan Jose de Eguiara y Eguren.<br>Â Â Â Â Provenance: Small round ownership stamp of Michael Mathes in upper inner corner of the verso of the title-leaf. <br>Â Â Â Â <br>Â Â Â Â Medina Mexico 5174; García Icazbalceta Lenguas 55; Viñaza 356; Maggs Bibl. Amer. II 2154; Sabin 52413; Palau 190159; Pilling Proof-sheets 2738; Ugarte Obras escritas en lenguas indigenas de Mexico 263. Marbled paper of the 18th century supplied as wrappers in 20th century; front free endpaper supplied from a different book. Old very light waterstaining in some sections and a bit of foxing; errata leaf closely trimmed affecting border and some line numbers but not rather remarkably the engraver's minute signature. Overall => a decent copy of an important book scarce on the market. Bibliotheca Mexicana unknown books
1767177750Mexico: Puente del Espiritu Santo Cuidad de Mexico. Biblioteca Mexicana 1767. Hardcover. Good some staining to pages here and there has the appearance of being tender title-page with moderate foxing around the perimeter. The binding is contemporary and somewhat primitive adding to the charm of this copy. Paper covered boards 4" x 5 88" with applied cloth over spine and attaching to boards. Title-page followed by engraved frontis then 22 pp. of preliminaries then pp. 1-160. Inserted at p. 13 is an engraved sheet or errata dated 1768. Notes written in pencil on the ffep indicate that the frontis and engraved errata sheet present in this volume are excessively scarce and were unknown to Sabin. Both the engraved frontispiece and the engraved errata leaf are signed by the engraver Jose Francisco Gomez. There are also penciled notes of past prices written on the ffep all relating to bookseller catalogues from the 19th century. The margins on the pages are sizable adding to the desirability of this copy. References: Medina: México 5174 - García Icazbalceta: Lenguas 55 - Viñaza 356 - Sabin no. 52413. There are three parts to this work: The first contains Molina's orthography. The second provides Otomi equivalents for over two thousand Spanish words and a list of numbers from one to one thousand. The third section consists of a grammar of the language in Spanish with examples of Otomi phrases. "The author was the first to establish a proper system of characters which has been since retained" --Sabin. Puente del Espiritu Santo, Cuidad de Mexico. Biblioteca Mexicana hardcover
1767177750Mexico: Puente del Espiritu Santo Cuidad de Mexico. Biblioteca Mexicana 1767. Hardcover. Good some staining to pages here and there has the appearance of being tender title-page with moderate foxing around the perimeter. The binding is contemporary and somewhat primitive adding to the charm of this copy. Paper covered boards 4" x 5 88" with applied cloth over spine and attaching to boards. Title-page followed by engraved frontis then 22 pp. of preliminaries then pp. 1-160. Inserted at p. 13 is an engraved sheet or errata dated 1768. Notes written in pencil on the ffep indicate that the frontis and engraved errata sheet present in this volume are excessively scarce and were unknown to Sabin. Both the engraved frontispiece and the engraved errata leaf are signed by the engraver Jose Francisco Gomez. There are also penciled notes of past prices written on the ffep all relating to bookseller catalogues from the 19th century. The margins on the pages are sizable adding to the desirablility of this copy. References: Medina: México 5174 - GarcÃa Icazbalceta: Lenguas 55 - Viñaza 356 - Sabin no. 52413. There are three parts to this work: The first contains Molina's orthography. The second provides Otomi equivalents for over two thousand Spanish words and a list of numbers from one to one thousand. The third section consists of a grammar of the language in Spanish with examples of Otomi phrases. "The author was the first to establish a proper system of characters which has been since retained" --Sabin. Puente del Espiritu Santo, Cuidad de Mexico. Biblioteca Mexicana hardcover books
