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HOLKHAM LIBRARY. DOREZ (L?on)
Les Manuscrits a Peintures de la Biblioth?que de Lord Leicester a Holkham Hall, Norfolk. Choix de Miniatures et de Reliures publi? sous les auspices de l'Acad?mie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres et de la Soci?t? des Bibliophiles Fran?ois par L?on Dorez.
Folio, [vi],108pp., 60 fine full-page collotype plates, some intermittent foxing as is usual with this book, this copy printed for presentation to the Baron de Barante and so designated, cont. quarter blue morocco, marbled paper boards, uncut, a nice copy. A very scarce work dealing with twenty-one of the illuminated manuscripts from the magnificent Holkham collection. "One of the most important private collections of books and manuscripts in the United Kingdom... There is no printed catalogue of the Holkham manuscripts, although one has one has been compiled by Roscoe and one by Dorez."?De Ricci. Sir Thomas Coke, Earl of Leicester, travelled extensively on the Continent from 1712 to 1718 and purchased over 600 manuscripts; these came largely from the collection of Giuseppe Valletta at Naples and from the library of San Giovanni in Verdara at Padua. The Greek manuscripts of the Giustiniani library at Venice were obtained en bloc in 1721. The library still remains at Holkham and was largely added to by Thomas William Coke, his grand nephew. De Ricci, pp. 42-43.
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HORTULUS ANIMAE.
Cod. Bibl. Vindob. 2706. Le Jardinet de l'?me. [A Facsimile Reproduction of the MS. in the Imp. and Royal Court Library, Vienna. Elucidations by Friedrich D?rnhoffer].
2 Vols., commentary volume: small 4to, 71,[3]pp., (text in French), 23 plates, orig. marbled wrappers, torn a defective, uncut; facsimile volume: Stout folio, limited to 125 number copies, 1048 pages of facsimile (of which 109 are in colours), full red morocco, hinges rubbed, head of spine worn. An excellent facsimile of this 15th century manuscript which was executed by Margaret of Austria, with miniatures painted by G. Horebout.
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JAMES (Montague Rhodes)
A Catalogue of the Medieval Manuscripts in the University Library Aberdeen.
First Edition, 4to, xvi,148pp., some light foxing to first and last few leaves, frontis., portrait, 27 illustrs., buckram, spine lettered in gilt. Pfaff, pp.288-91. The last of MRJ's catalogues of medieval MSS to be published.
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JAMES (Montague Rhodes)
A Descriptive Catalogue of the Manuscripts other than Oriental in the Library of King's College, Cambridge.
First Edition, large 8vo, x,87,[1]pp., a very good ex-library copy, blind-stamp to title-page and library label on rear endpaper, buckram, spine lettered in gilt.
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[COXE (William)] Compiler.
Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Possession of the Earl of Hardwicke.
First Edition, 4to, [viii],91,[1]pp., from the library of the Public Records Office, with their stamps, later cloth, uncut. A rare privately printed catalogue of the manuscript collection formed by Philip Yorke, second Earl of Hardwicke (1720-1790). Martin, Privately Printed Books. p.126.
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SCOTT (Rev. Dr.) & DAVEY (Samuel)
A Guide to the Collector of Historical Documents, Literary Manuscripts and Autograph Letters etc. With an Index of Valuable Books of Reference, where Several Thousand Facsimiles of Handwriting may be Found for the Verification of Mss. and Autograph Letters, also, A New Edition of Wright's Court-Hand Restoration with an Introductory Chapter for the use of Students and Facsimiles of Watermarks.
First Edition, 4to, xvi, 218, [2]pp., 95 + 22 + 95 plates (including the collection of Water Marks by the late Mr. R. Lemon), ex-library, cont. half calf, a little rubbed.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS & GREEK AND LATIN MANUSCRIPTS.
Catalogue of a Valuable Collection of Autograph Letters of Distinguished Persons, Original Documents, &c... To which is added, A Valuable Collection of Greek and Latin Manuscripts, Consigned from Germany. Which will be Sold by Auction, by Mr. Sotheby and Son, on Friday, May 20th, and following Day.
[ii],34pp., priced with buyers' names in a neat cont. hand, several small stamps, disbound, enclosed in custom-made folder, 418 lots.
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YATES THOMPSON (Henry)
A Lecture of some English Illuminated Manuscripts. With fifty plates taken from ten of the volumes exhibited by the lecturer.
4to, 32pp., followed by 50 collotype plates, presentation inscription from Henry Yates Thompson to Ellen Murray Smith, endpapers spotted, orig. buckram, fore-edges of boards lightly water stained, uncut, t.e.g. A very rare work, private printed in a small number for Henry Yates Thompson and given away by him to friends. Copac locates the a single copy at Manchester; No locations on OCLC.
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[THOMPSON (Henry Yates)] Editor.
Facsimiles of Two "Histoires" by Jean Foucquet from Vols. I. and II. of the "Anciennet?s des Juifs", Numbered Respectively 247 fran?ais in the National Library of France, and 101 in in the Supplemental Volume... of the Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts in the Collection of Henry Yates Thompson, to Which is Added a Notice with 2 Photogravures and Four Photographic Facsimiles (By Three-Colour Process) from Detached Pages of a Fifteenth-Century Manuscript of "Historie Ancienne jesqu'? Romains".
2 Vols., folio and royal 4to, 10; [ii]pp., limited edition of 20 copies, 5 photogravure, 4 coloured photograph plates, each with a leaf of letterpress explanatory text, cont. printed wrapper, cloth spine, enclosed in orig. portfolio, a nice copy. Extremely scarce, limited to 20 set for private distribution.
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THOMPSON (Henry Yates)
Facsimiles in Photogravure of Six Pages from a Psalter, written and illuminated about 1325 A.D. for a member of the St. Omer family in Norfolk, subsequently (c. 1422 A.D.) the property of Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, fourth son of King Henry IV, and now in the library of Henry Yates Thompson, 19, Portman Square, London.
Folio, [6]pp., no. 37 of 53 copies for private distribution, presentation inscription by HYT to C.W. Dyson Perrins, along with 2pp., A.L.s tipped in, subsequently owned by D.H. Turner & Janet Backhouse (with their signatures), 6 photogravure plates, each with a letterpress leaf of description, loose in the orig. morocco-backed printed boards, lightly stained.
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HASSALL (W. O.)
The Holkham Bible Picture Book.
Small folio, vii, [3], 191, [3]pp., 84 plates (8 coloured), cont. red half morocco over decorated vellum boards, five raised bands, spine lettered in gilt, uncut, a nice copy. Complete reproduction in facsimile of the 14th century MS with its important corpus of illustrations of English medieval life, formerly owned by the Earl of Leicester and now in the British Library. The facsimile, printed on hand made paper by O.U.P., was originally intended for publication by the Roxburghe Club.
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KER (Neil R.)
Fragments of Medieval Manuscripts used as Pastedowns in Oxford Bindings with a Survey of Oxford Binding c. 1515-1620. Oxford Bibliographical Society Publications New Series Vol. 5.
First edition, 4to, 278pp., 14 plates, orig. printed wrappers bound-in, Cockerell marbled endpapers, green quarter morocco by Broomhead, spine faded. Howard-Hill IV, 1374. "A most important though rather scarce work". From the library of the bookbinding historian, Frank Broomhead.
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[LEE (Dr. John)]
Oriental Manuscripts Purchased in Turkey.
First edition, 4to, [2],22pp., loosely inserted on a scrap of paper is Dr. Lee's presentation inscription, Sir Thomas has added in ink at the head of the title page "Sir Thomas Phillipps 1831, presented to him by Dr. John Lee, Professor of Arabic at Cambridge", caption title, imprint and date taken from colophon, orig. paper wrappers, upper wrapper having the title added in manuscript by Sir Thomas. A catalogue of 116 Oriental manuscripts from the collection of John Lee of Hartwell House, 1783-1866. "The principal part of the books described in this catalogue was purchased at Aleppo and Damascus, in the years 1811 and 1812, many of them by the assistance and recommendation of the late Mr. J. L. Burckhardt. The rest was procured at Cairo or Constantinople."?Introduction.
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GUISE (Samuel)
A Catalogue and Detailed Account of the Very Valuable and Curious Collection of Manuscripts, Collected in Hindostan, By Samuel Guise, Esq. Late Head Surgeon to the General Hospital at Surat: Including all those that were procured by Monsieur Anquetill du Perron, Relative to the Religion and History of the Parsis, and many which he could not procure.
First edition, 4to, 15,[1]pp., purchase note in Sir Thomas' hand "Sotheby 66", orig. blue paper wrappers bound in, uncut, middle hill boards, spine chipped. A catalogue of 127 manuscripts rich in Arabic and Persian works, purchased by Guise between 1788 and 1795, at great personal expense, while he was Head Surgeon to the General Hospital. "His rarest manuscripts (according to his catalogue published in 1800) were purchased from the widow of Dastur Darab who between 1758 and 1760 had taught Avestan to Anquetil du Perron, the first translator of the Avesta into a European language."?British Library. ESTC locates copies at the British Library, National Library of Scotland, Gottingen (Germany) & New York Public Library.
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[LEE (Dr. John)]
Oriental Manuscripts Purchased in Turkey.
Second edition, 4to, 71[1, errata]pp., presentation inscription "Presented to Sir Thomas Phillipps, Bart. with Dr. Lee's respects, June 11, 1850", caption title, imprint and taken from colophon, Sir Thomas has added in pencil on inner front board "MSS Orientales of Dr Lee, 1850", orig. pink boards, faded, spine chipped. The catalogue has extended to 205 manuscripts for this second edition. "The collection has... enlarged by purchases in London, as will be seen from the references added at the foot of each title."?Introduction. Loosely inserted is a single sheet printed on one side only (265 x 215mm), n.p., c. 1850, lightly foxed, entitled "A Classified Table of the Contents of Dr. Lee's Catalogue of Oriental Manuscripts?", showing in graph form are the subjects of the manuscripts, each language, pages, etc.
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ROXBURGHE CLUB. ROLAND.
La Chanson de Roland. Reproduction Phototypique du Manuscrit Digby 23 de la Bodleian Library d'Oxford. ?dit?e avec un Avant-Propos par le Comte Alexandre de Laborde, Membre de l'Institut. ?tude Pal?ographique de M. Ch. Samaran, Directeur ? l'?cole des Hautes ?tudes.
4to, [8],iv,58,[4]pp., 144 collotype facsimiles of the manuscript on 72 leaves, printed on Japanese vellum, orig. quarter Roxburghe morocco, lightly scuffed, t.e.g. A detailed account and facsimile of the earliest text of the 'Chanson de Roland', dating from the twelfth century and the most prized treasure in the Digby collection. Barker, 195.
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BILL (E. G. W.)
A Catalogue of Manuscripts in Lambeth Palace Library MSS. 1222-1860. With a supplement to M. R. James's Descriptive Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Library of Lambeth Palace by N.R. Ker.
First edition, viii,442pp., from the library of Professor Birrell, orig. cloth.
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THOMPSON (Henry Yates)
Illustrations from One Hundred Manuscripts in the Library of Henry Yates Thompson. The seventh and last volume with with plates from the remaining twenty-two MSS.
4to, v,[3],24pp., no. 32 of 100 copies, presentation inscription at head of title-page, 79 collotype plates, orig. buckram, gilt. The final part of this important and outstanding catalogue which describes the illuminated manuscripts in the collection of Henry Yates Thompson.
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HUTH LIBRARY.
Catalogue of the Famous Library of Printed Books, Illuminated Manuscripts, Autograph Letters and Engravings Collected by Henry Huth, and Since Maintained and Augmented by his Son Alfred H. Huth, Fosbury Manor, Wiltshire... First [-Ninth and Final] Portion. [With:] The Autograph Letters; Engravings & Woodcuts; Unsold & Imperfect Books.
12 Parts., 4to, numerous plates throughout (some coloured, some folding), all parts illustrated in orig. printed wrappers unless otherwise described. A complete record of the sale of printed books, manuscripts and autographs which De Ricci described as "one of the most striking events in the history of the English sale-rooms". Huth's collection, which ranked among the finest in England, was rich in incunabula, voyages, Shakespearean and early English literature, and Bibles. Together these 12 sales consisted of 8,788 lots and totalled over ?350,000. [i] 12 June 1911. Autograph letters (246 lots). [ii] 4 July 1911. Engravings and woodcuts (341 lots). This catalogue was under printed and is especially difficult to obtain. [iii] 15 November 1911. Library, part I (lots 1-1228). Limited edition, spine broken. [iv] 5 June 1912. Library, part II (lots 1229-2596). Quarter calf. [v] 2 June 1913. Library, part III (lots 2597-3931). Lightly waterstained, spine broken. [vi] 7 July 1914. Library, part IV (lots 3932-4602). Limited edition. [vii] 4 July 1916. Library, part V (lots 4603-5205). New wrappers. [viii] 11 July 1917. Library, part VI (lots 5206-6060). Limited edition. [ix] 1 July 1918. Library, part VII (lots 6061-7182). [x] 8 July 1919. Library, part VIII (7183-7842). Un-illustrated, new wrappers. [xi] 22 June 1920. Library, part IX and final portion (lots 7843-7969). [xii] 27 February 1922. Unsold or imperfect books (232 lots). De Ricci, pp. 151-154.
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ROXBURGHE CLUB. BACKHOUSE (Janet)
The Madresfield Hours. A Fourteenth-Century Manuscript in the Library of Earl Beuchamp.
4to, [x], 33, [3]pp., title printed in red and black, 50 facsimile plates (4 in full colour), orig. quarter red Roxburghe morocco, uncut, t.e.g. This handsome illuminated manuscript from Lord Beauchamp's library at Madresfield Court is well described and illustrated. It is one of the small number of known Books of Hours made for English owners between 1240 and 1350 and Miss Backhouse has provided authoritative commentary on its history, text and decoration.
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JAMES (Montague Rhodes)
A Descriptive Catalogue of the Manuscripts in the Fitzwilliam Museum, with Introduction and Indices.
4to, l, 472pp., 20 plates in photogravure, one leaf with an old repair to a closed tear, recent cloth, a nice copy. Pfaff, pp.180-181. "The great work - a fair assessment, despite imperfections - among the 1895 catalogues is that of the Fitzwilliam MSS... Being at the Fitzwilliam most days of the weeks must have given him constant access to the codices and allowed him to continue elaborating and refining his descriptions."
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DODWELL (C. R.)
The Canterbury School of Illumination 1066-1200.
First edition, 4to, xvi, 140pp., a very good ex-library copy, coloured frontis., 72 plates, orig. cloth, d.w. torn.
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KRAUS (H.P.)
Distinguished Books and Manuscripts. Catalogue 85.
Folio, [6], 106pp., 1 tipped-in coloured illustration, 56 plates, orig. boards, printed paper label on upper cover, 127 items.
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DERCS?NYI [Dezso ] Editor.
The Hungarian illuminated chronicle: Chronica de gestis Hungarorum.
Folio, 200, 146pp., facsimiles, orig. cloth, d.w. a nice copy. Includes "Studies on the illuminated chronicle," by D. Dercs?nyi and others, a translation by A. West of the Latin text "De gestis Hungarorum ab origine gentis ad a. 1330," and a coloured facsimile reproduction of the original MS.
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ST?HLI (Marlis) & H?RTEL (Helmar)
Die Handschriften im Domschatz zu Hildesheim.
4to, xxxix, 187pp., numerous plates (some coloured), orig. cloth.
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BRITISH LIBRARY JOURNAL.
27 issues of this biannually journal. Vol. 1 (1 & 2); Vol. 2 (1 & 2); Vol. 3 (1 & 2); Vol. 4 (1 & 2); Vol. 5 (2); Vol. 6 (1 & 2); Vol. 7 (2); Vol. 8 (2); Vol. 9 (2); Vol. 13 (1 & 2); Vol. 14 (2); Vol. 15 (1); Vol. 16 (1); Vol. 17 (1); Vol. 19 (1 & 2); Vol. 20 (1 & 2); Vol. 21 (1 & 2); Vol. 22 (1).
27 issues, small 4to, illustrs., orig. wrappers. Full of scholarly articles relating to books and manuscripts.
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DEROLEZ (Albert)
Codicologie des manuscrits en ?criture humanistique sur parchemin. Bibliologia: elementa ad librorum studia pertinentia. Volume 5 & 6.
2 Vols., 4to, 176; 172pp., illustrs., orig. decorated wrappers.
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LAPI?RE (Marie-Rose)
La Lettre Orn?e dans les Manuscrits Mosans d'Origine B?n?dictine (XIe - XIIe Si?cles).
4to, xlvi, 434, 9, [3]pp., 294 illustrs., orig. printed wrappers, uncut.
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CARTA (Francesco)
Codici Corali e Libri a Stampa Miniati della Biblioteca Nazionale di Milano. Catalogo Descrittivo.
First edition, xii, 174, [2]pp., presentation inscription, from the reference library of Bernard M. Rosenthal, with his book label, orig. printed wrappers bound in, half vellum over patterned paper boards, leather title label to spine.
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DELAISS? (L.M.J.)
A Century of Dutch Manuscript Illumination.
4to, xii, 102pp., 161 illustrs., orig. cloth, d.w.
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KEMPE (Alfred John) Editor.
The Loseley Manuscripts. Manuscripts, and other Rare Documents, Illustrative of some of the more Minute Particulars of English History, Biography, and Manners, from the Reign of Henry VIII. to that of James I. Preserved in the Muniment Room of James More Molyneux, Esq. at Loseley House, in Surrey.
First Edition, xxiv, 506, [1]pp., 2 folding plates, faint stamp to verso of title, later half red morocco, marbled boards.
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BERKELEY (Edmund) Editor.
Autographs and Manuscripts: A Collector's Manual.
First edition, large 8vo, xviii, [ii], 565pp., illustrated throughout, orig. cloth, d.w. Includes sections on forgery and forgers.
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HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COMMISSION. KENYON (Lord)
The Manuscripts of Lord Kenyon. Fourteenth Report, Appendix, Part IV.
First edition, xi, [1], 703pp., a very good ex-library copy, buckram.
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HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COMMISSION. SOMERSET (Duke of)
The Manuscripts of The Duke of Somerset, The Marquis of Ailesbury, and The Revb. Sir T. H. G. Puleston, Bart. Fifteenth Report, Appendix, Part VII.
First edition, xvii, [2], 410pp., ex-library copy, buckram.
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HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COMMISSION. FRANKLAND-RUSSELL-ASTLEY (Mrs.)
Report of the Manuscripts of Mrs. Frankland-Russell-Astley, of Chequers Court, Bucks.
First edition, xliii, [1], 468pp., very good ex-library copy, buckram, small nick to head of spine.
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HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COMMISSION. LOTHIAN (Marquess of)
Report of the Manuscripts of the Marquess of Lothian Preserved at Blickling Hall, Norfolk.
First edition, xviii, 514, xpp., very good ex-library copy, buckram.
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BRESLAUER (Bernard H.)
Bibliotheca Bibliographica Breslaueriana.
3 Parts, price list to each part loosely inserted, coloured illustrs., throughout, orig. decorated stiff wrappers, 1639 lots. The auction catalogue of the magnificent bibliographical library of Bernard H. Breslauer. For almost six years he employed Michael Laird to assist him in cataloguing the collection, Christie's have used these scholarly notes in the compilation of this catalogue.
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WARNER (Sir George F.) & GILSON (Julius P.)
Catalogue of Western Manuscripts in the Old Royal and King's Collections.
Folio, 4 vols., xliv, 360; vii, 402; ix, 384; xlpp., 125 plates, orig. buckram, a nice set. The 125 plates include reproductions of 99 manuscripts written (or probably written) in England, and since nearly 50 of these are illuminated they serve to give a good idea of English mediaeval art. French art is well represented by 26 plates, 24 of which are illuminated.
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JAMES (Montague Rhodes)
A Descriptive Catalogue of the Latin Manuscripts in the John Rylands Library at Manchester.
First Edition, 2 vols., large 4to, xxvii, [1], 328; viiipp., loosely inserted is an invoice from Winifred A. Myers Ltd. made out to Miss Jean Preston (formerly of the Department of Manuscripts at Henry E. Huntington Library), 187 full-page photogravure plates, orig. buckram, a fine set. A most important catalogue. 118 of the 183 manuscripts described in these volumes were acquired from two outstanding collections, those of Earl Spencer, with the Althorp Library in 1892, and from the Earl of Crawford and Balcarres collection, formerly at Haigh Hall, in 1901. "Physically the Rylands catalogue is probably the most sumptuous of the published - as opposed to privately printed - catalogues." ? Pfaff.
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MACALISTER (R. A. S.)
The Book of Mac Carthaigh Riabhach otherwise The Book of Lismore. With descriptive introduction and indexes by R. A. S. Macalister.
Folio, xxxviipp., followed by 198 collotype facsimile leaves, from the library of Percy J. Paley, Castle Hacket (bookplate), orig. cloth, some light staining and scratches but overall a very good copy. The manuscript was prepared for Finghin MacCarthy Reagh in the fifteenth-century and discovered in 1814 at Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford, Ireland.
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FACSIMILE. MAURUS (Hrabanus, Archbishop of Mainz)
Liber de Laudibus Sanctae Crucis. Vollstandige Faksimile-Ausgabe im Originalformat des Codex Vindobonensis 652 der Osterreichischen Nationalbibliothek.
2 Vols., folio, facsimiles volume consists of 50 coloured leaves, bound in full morocco decorated in blind, spine faded, commentary volume is by Hurt Holter, 32pp., orig. printed wrappers. The monumental manuscript contains a series of 28 picture poems taken from the first version of the treatise on the Holy Cross presented by Hrabanus as early as 810?14. The book ends with the famous dedication miniature depicting the author below the Cross as symbol of salvation.
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HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COMMISSION. MIDDLETON (Lord)
Report of the Manuscripts of Lord Middleton. Preserved at Wollaton Hall, Nottinghamshire.
First edition, xv, [1], 746, viiipp., a very good ex-library copy, cloth, lower hinge split.
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HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COMMISSION. BEAUFORT (Duke of)
The Manuscripts of The Duke of Beaufort, K.G., The Earl of Donoughmore, and others. Twelfth Report, Appendix, Part IX.
First edition, xvii, [4], 640pp., very good ex-library copy, buckram.
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HARDY (Sir Thomas Duffus)
The Athanasian Creed in Connexion with the Utrecht Psalter, Being a Report to the Right Honourable Lord Romilly, Master of the Rolls, on a Manuscript in the University of Utrecht.
Folio, 43, [5]pp., 5 plates (4 photographic reproductions), cont. quarter calf, title lettered in gilt on upper cover, lightly rubbed.
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COWIE (The Rev. Morgan)
A Descriptive Catalogue of the Manuscripts and Scarce Books in the Library of St John's College, Cambridge.
First edition, 2 vols., 4to, [2], viii, 86; [4], [87]-162pp., with an additional general title-page, from the reference library of Professor T. A. Birrell with pencil notations on a inserted sheet and rear endpaper, cont. half calf, rubbed, covers detached.
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GOLDING (Brian) Editor.
Great Domesday Book: Hampshire: County Edition.
3 Vols., folio, limited edition set number 65, numerous illustrations and facsimiles, several letters of correspondence to the publisher regarding payment tipped-in, orig. cloth-backed boards, slip-case. Volume I: 'Introduction and Translation'. Volume II: 'Folios and Maps'. Volume III: 'Domesday Book Studies'. From the working library of Roger Powell (1896-1990) bookbinder.
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ALEXANDER (J.J.G.) & DE LA MARE (A.C.)
The Italian Manuscripts in the Library of Major J. R. Abbey.
4to, coloured frontis., plates throughout (many coloured), orig. cloth, d.w. The majority of the manuscripts are of the fifteenth century, but they range in date from the early twelfth to the late sixteenth century.
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OAKESHOTT (Walter)
The Two Winchester Bibles.
Folio, xii,150pp., limited numbered copy, 12 coloured plates, 192 illustrs., from the library of Miss Jean Preston (Keeper of Manuscripts, H. E. Huntington Library, California), with her ownership signature in pencil to front endpaper, loosely inserted is a A.L.s from the author to Miss Preston, orig. cloth, gilt, cloth slip-case.
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JAMES (M. R.)
Lists of Manuscripts Formerly in Peterborough Abbey Library. Supplement to The Bibliographical Society's Transactions No. 5.
First edition, 104pp., disbound.
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JAMES (M. R.)
Lists of Manuscripts Formerly in Peterborough Abbey Library. Supplement to The Bibliographical Society's Transactions No. 5.
First edition, 104pp., orig. printed wrappers.
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