A catalogue of the singular and curious library, originally formed between 1610 and 1650 / by Sir Robert Gordon ... with some additions by his successors: comprising an extraordinary number of rarities of the literature of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries: which will be sold by auction, by J.G. Cochrane ... on Thursday, March 14, 1816. And eleven following days.

  • Gordon, Robert, Sir, 1580-1656.
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[1816]
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Credit: A catalogue of the singular and curious library, originally formed between 1610 and 1650 / by Sir Robert Gordon ... with some additions by his successors: comprising an extraordinary number of rarities of the literature of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries: which will be sold by auction, by J.G. Cochrane ... on Thursday, March 14, 1816. And eleven following days. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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