Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: Sales catalogue: Sotheby's. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![480 GARLANDIA (JOHANNES DE) Multorum vocorum equivocorum Interpretatio: grammatico et latini cupido. permaxime necessaria, gothic letter, cut of author in his study on title and reverse ( fine impressions), last leaf (with Pynson’s device 9% on verso) in facsimile, some marginal notes cut into, a few y ¢ slight stains, calf gilt, insidé dentelles, g. e. Richardus Pynsonin Fletstrete signo Georgii commorans, 1514 *.* Scarce. A copy (apparently the present) occurred for sale in 1905 and againin 1906. Collation: a—kin sixes, except g and h in fours. 481 Gorringe (H. H.) Egyptian Obelisks, 50 plates (one coloured), cloth gilt, 1885—Price (F. G. H.) A Catalogue of Egyptian /)\/ Antiquities, plates (one coloured) and woodcuts, buckram = / gilt, t. e.g. 1897; ete. (3) 482 Goupil Monographs. Queen Elizabeth, by M.Creighton ; Queen Victoria, by R. R. Holmes; Charles I, by John Skelton; ./ Oliver Cromwell, by S. R. Gardiner ; Charles II, by J. Airy ;\//0 Queen Anne, by H. Paul ; together 6 vol. coloured and other / = / plates, half morocco (not uniform), two backs scratched, t. e. g. 1896-1906 483 Gregory IX: Decretales, gothic letter, prented in red and black, woodcut and device, title and neat 3 Il. slightly defectiveand , mended, a few stains, diced calf (defective), Paris. 1509— /Zz/ ~ Boniface VIII : Sextus decretalium liber, gothte letter, printed '/ in red and black, woodcuts, water-stains, half bound, Venice, L. A. de Giunta, 1514; ete. (3) 484 Guevara (Antonio de) The Familiar Epistles, translated by E. Hallows, FIRST EDITION, black letter, ¢2tle wethin woodcut . border, minute defect in last leaf, a few small stainsand / pen-marks, old calf gilt, arms on sides, joints broken 4 Henrie Middelton for Rafe Newbery, 1574 O 485 Guevara (A. de) Epistolas Familiares, primera y segunda parte, ' several leaves misbound, a few stains, vellum gilt, Madrid, /— 1732 ; ete. . | (3) / 486 Hardyng (John) Chronicle, with the Continuation by Richard Grafton, edited by Henry Ellis, calf (joints breaking), 1812 —The Customs of London, otherwise called Arnold’s /_, / Chronicle, calf (worn), 1811—Fabyan (Robert) The New /cf/ Chronicles of England and France, edited by Henry Ellis, half calf, 1811 ; ete. (4) 487 Heminge (Nicolas) A Postill or Exposition of the Gospels, trans- lated by Arthur Golding, black letter, 2 1. defective, blind _ _. tooled calf over oak boards, G. Bishop and T. Woodcock , sie Bo [1569]—Marbecke (John) The lyves of holy Saincts, title = / mounted, half bound, cover loose, H. Denhamand R. Watkins, 1574; etc.; lot sold not subject to return (5)](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b31647650_0052.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
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