Sales catalogue: Sotheby's

Date:
01-04 December 1919
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/20/432
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Sotheby's. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    FOLIO. 236 Augustinus (S. Aurelius) Omnium Operum, title within woodcut border, 1537—Autores Historie EKeclesiastice, a jew MS. marginal notes, Basilew, 1537 ; 2 vol. in 1, original stamped pigskin with medallion portraits, with one clasp (only), corners a little damaged 237 Heraldry. An Herald’s rough Alphabet, a Manuscript in 2 vol. of about 350 I]. each, with a few Coats of Arms inserted (some emblazoned), written on poor paper and consequently blurred in places, new half morocco XVir CENT. 238 Augustinus (S. Aurelius) De Civitate Dei, gothic letter, woodcut, a few initials in red and blue, and others in red or blue, margins of 5 ll. slightly defective and one leaf a little defective, 16th century calf, wood boards, centre panels, divided into diamond-shaped compartments by intersecting 3-line fillets decorated with small stamps indicating a rose, Heur-de-lys, a heart, trefoil and a cinguefoil, lower corner damaged (r ebacked), | Hain, 2064] Basilew: Jo. Amerbach, 1489 939° Dugdale (Sir W.) Monasticon Anglicanum, or The History of ann the Ancient Abbies, Monasteries, Hospitals, ete. apwards of 100 plates by Holtay and King retidine habits of the religious and military orders, calf (rebacked) 1718 240 Heraldry. About 500 Heraldic Drawings in Pen and Ink of Coats of Arms, Crests, ete. with Index | Phillipps MS. no. 34|, half rough calf (worn), 1838-43—Des Noms et Surnoms Francais mentionnés dans le Dugdale’s Monasticon Anglicanum, Nova edition (s%c) par Gabriel Ogilvy, a Manu- script of about 200 11. half morocco . (2) 9241 Kingdon (J. A.) Incidents in the Lives of Thomas Poyntz and Richard Grafton, Two Citizens and Grocers of London, who suffered loss and incurred danger in common with Tyndal, Coverdale and Rogers, in bringing out the Bible in the vulgar tongue ... collected by J. A. Kingdon — Richard Grafton, Citizen and Grocer of London [1540-1573], a Sequel to Poyntz and Grafton, by J. A. Kingdon, 2 vol. jacsimiles (some in colours), presentation copies from the compiler, brown morocco, g. t. Privately printed, 1895-1901 “x” Only 50 copies of the first and 100 copies of the second named work have been printed.
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