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1896ref. 275727Westminster: Constable 1896. hardcover. fine. 6 volumes. Frontispiece protected with tissue guard in each volume. Titles in red and black. 12mos 3/4 black leather over marbled boards raised spine bands gilt stamped text and subtle decorations marbled endpapers. Westminster: Constable 1896. A fine set. Constable unknown
1896ref. 275727Westminster: Constable 1896. hardcover. fine. 6 volumes. Frontispiece protected with tissue guard in each volume. Titles in red and black. 12mos 3/4 black leather over marbled boards raised spine bands gilt stamped text and subtle decorations marbled endpapers. Westminster: Constable 1896. A fine set. Constable unknown books
1831ref. 5972London: John Murray 1831. Octavo 23 cm; 5 volumes. Extra-illustrated with 197 give or take black-and-white engravings some folding and 16 color stipple engravings including portraits facsimiles scenes and a map. Handsomely re-cased in 20th-century tan buckram with leather labels on spines titled in gilt. Some offsetting onto text pages from opposing plates but otherwise the text is in excellent condition. Boswell's Life of Samuel Johnson is a book that names names. Johnson during his long life came into contact with virtually everyone in British society who left a footprint and Boswell names them all. John Wilson Croker's edition of Boswell's great biography-offered here in its initial printing-inspired something of a fashion for collectors to gather up printed portraits of the figures named in the biography and have them bound into their copies of Croker's Boswell opposite the pages where the figure is named or discussed. The majority of the portraits scenes facsimiles and maps in this copy date from the first quarter of the 19th century while a few were printed in the late 1700s and the most recent ones date from the 1840s. Celebrity portraits include those of Johnson Boswell Hester Lynch Piozzi Richardson Rousseau Sterne Catherine the Great Leibnitz Byron Swift Joseph Banks Voltaire Madame de Sévigné Captain Cook Thomas Gray John Donne Adam Smith Walter Scott Joseph Addison Thomas Brown Montaigne Drake Milton and many many many others. John Murray hardcover books
1768ref. 6395Glasgow: Printed by Robert and Andrew Foulis for Edward and Charles Dilly 1768. FIRST EDITION 8vo pp. ii xii i 382 folding map frontispiece. Contemporary calf spine divided by raised bands red morocco label edges sprinkled red. A little scattered spotting and soiling flyleaf nearly detached. Rubbed and marked ring-mark to front board spine creased head of spine worn. Ownership inscription of William Moys to flyleaf. The first edition of Boswell’s first proper book an account of his journey to Corsica and a biography of Corsican president Pascal Paoli. In this copy leaves E2 and Z3 are cancellentia. Neither Gaskell nor ESTC nor Pottle assign any precedence to the various textual variations found across printings with Pottle suggesting that the cancel leaves were printed in duplicate four copies of each across an octavo sheet resulting in slight differences alongside other misprints across the edition ‘no doubt corrected in the press’ p. 52. Rothschild records a few variations not mentioned by other bibliographers: the map in this copy is in his second state with the imprint to the bottom margin and on page 51 the words ‘John Home’ correctly follow the second quotation Rothschild’s second state again. Rothschild also differentiates the varying states of the cancel leaves with our E2 in his state ii though no information is given on how to distinguish the three states of Z3. ESTC T26157; Gaskell 473; Pottle 24; Rothschild 442. Printed by Robert and Andrew Foulis for Edward and Charles Dilly hardcover
1982ref. SBBI-mon0000139838Futura Publications 1982. paperback. Acceptable. Please see the condition note after this for details if this is missing please consider Acceptable to mean poor quality that could include major staining water damage writing missing dustjacket etc etc. Our books are dispatched from a Yorkshire former cotton mill. We list via barcode/ISBN so please note that the images are stock images and may not be the exact copy you receive furthermore the details about edition and year might not be accurate as many publishers reuse the same ISBN for multiple editions and as we simply scan a barcode or enter an ISBN we do not check the validity of the edition data when listing. If you're looking for an exact edition please don't order at least not without checking with us first although we don't always have time to check. We aim to dispatch prompty the service used will depend on order value and book size. We can ship to most countries see our shipping policies. Payment is via Abe only. Futura Publications paperback
1768ref. TSWABOSW16Glasgow: Printed By Robert and Andrew Foulis for Edward and Charles Dilly London 1768. 1768. 8vo. pp. xxi 1 leaf 382. complete with half-title but without final blank Aa8. folding engraved map by Thomas Phinn. engraved title vignette. contemporary sprinkled calf somewhat worn joints cracked & holding by cords several scratches on covers few short tears along map folds - no loss. First Edition. "This work made Boswell famous. It is a lively account of his Quixotic adventures in Corsica and his associations with General Paoli.for whom he endeavoured to get official British assistance. His childish pleasure in being the chief sponsor of this wild island struggling to become a nation led him to wear a Corsican costume at Garrick's anniversary celebration in honor of Shakespeare held in 1769.". Cox The Tour was highly praised by Dr. Johnson. In the present copy the folding map here placed before A6 is in the first state the 'Table of Contents' follows the 'Preface' cancel D2r is in the second state and cancel E2r in the first state Z3 is the usual cancel with recto and verso reset and misprints are as recorded by Pottle with those on pages 93 and 296 corrected. Cox I p. 138. Gaskell 473. NCBEL II 1211. Pottle 24. Rothschild 442. F. Glasgow: Printed By Robert and Andrew Foulis for Edward and Charles Dilly, London, 1768. unknown
ref. elala2630Oxford: At The Clarendon Press 1887. First Edition Edited by George Birkbeck Hill of the most famous biography in the English language. "The definitive edition with copious annotations and a model index." Encyc. Brit. 11th Edn. This has so long held the field as the one edition for scholarly use that it is most unlikely it will every be superseded Hills purpose was to surround Boswells book with as rich a mass of illustrative comment concerning the literature and literary men in Great Britain during the latter half of the eighteenth century as he could find reasonable connexion for in the allusions of the text His references to parallel passages in Johnsons own works constitute one of the most valuable features of the edition as the index to the Life serves in some measure as a concordance to the Works. The mass of pertinent illustrative material from other books shows Hill to have been easily the best-read of all the editors after Malone The great mass of pertinent matter from other books the fullness and convenience of the index and the uniform accuracy of the references make the edition one of the few indispensable tools for all workers in the eighteenth century. Pottle NCBEL II 1214. Pottle 98. cfGrolier One Hundred Books Famous In English Literature 65. 6 Volumes. 8vo. with half-titles. 6 portraits incl. 4 frontis. fold-out frontis. chart 6 folding facsimile letters some double-page & folding coloured map. original quarter morocco t.e.g. spines sunned with some wear to extremities Oxford: At The Clarendon Press, 1887 unknown
1785ref. 1245821785. London: Henry Baldwin for Charles Dilly 1785. 8vo xx ii 1-534 1 advertisement for Life of Johnsonpp. Uncut in original boards; complete with half title and terminal blank. Backstrip sensitively restored boards soiled and worn at edges some dampstaining to front endpapers half title and title some loss to terminal blank bookplate; withal a very pleasing copy in a custom leather box. § Second edition revised and corrected. A lovely copy uncut in the original boards and uncommon thus. Pottle notes that the second edition was issued in boards at 6s. and also bound "All copies I have seen are full-bound in calf." Boswell's account of a three month tour of the Highlands and islands of Scotland which he made in the company of Samuel Johnson in 1773. Johnson's own account A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland had been published in 1775. While Johnson's book sticks to the sober description of topography and history that was expected from travel books of the time Boswell's book "has the chatty informality of a 'rough' guide: its focus is on Johnson as it describes his charged encounters with the native population whether humble cottagers or important personages like Lord Monboddo and Boswell's formidable father Lord Auchinleck" Oxford DNB. "The principal changes made in the second edition besides the correction of some printer's errors are the removal of a few errors of fact and a large number of slight verbal changes in the interest of grammar and elegance; the addition of the Contents two Appendixes and a number of notes explanatory or controversial; and the substitution pp. 165-6 of a softened account of the stay with Sir Alexander Macdonald for the too frank disclosures of the original narrative' Chapman p. xvii. As quoted in Pottle Boswell's Literary Career 59. unknown
1785ref. 1227001785. London: Henry Baldwin for Charles Dilly 1785. Sm. 8vo iii-vii lacks half-title 1 524 1pp. Modern full diaper calf panelled in gilt backstrip stamped and lettered in gilt with 4 raised bands a lovely retrospective binding by Dusel. Light scuff on upper board early name on title page; a clean and attractive copy. § First edition mixed issue; E3 E4 and M4 are cancels as usual; leaves I5 Q7 and U6 are in Pottle's second state. We first sold this copy in 2005 after Dusel rebound it. It makes a very attractive gift copy. "Though the Life is a vaster and richer piece of work no one will maintain that it displays Boswell's unique gift for biography better than the Tour. Indeed most lovers of Boswell will agree that the Tour as a whole is more consistently good than the Life; that is that nowhere in the Life could one find so many consecutive first-class pages as those that compose this book" Pottle 57. Rothschild 456. unknown
1835ref. 57152E-252: John Murray. Very Good. 1835. Leather. Leather. Small 8vo. John Murray London. 1835. 10 volumes. Xxiv 325 pgs; viii 344 pgs; ix 323 pgs; xii 343 pgs; viii 341 pgs; viii 342 pgs; viii 381 pgs; xi 431 pgs xv 335 pgs; xii 376 pgs. Illustrated with a hand-colored engraved frontispiece and an additional hand-colored vignette title all engraved by Edward Francis Finden 1791-1857. In addition there are nineteen hand-colored plates portraits and views a folding map of "The Tour through Scotland and the Hebrides. In 1773" volume IV a folding facsimile "Round Robin" volume VI and six folding facsimile letters. First Illustrated Edition Croker's Second Edition. Bound in tree calf leather with gilt double-rule border on covers spines decoratively tooled in gilt in compartments with red maroon labels with gilt lettering and gilt board edges and turn-ins all edges gilt with some uncut pages and marbled endpapers unsigned binding; looks like Bayntun. Full purple morocco covers elaborately tooled in gilt in a geometric pattern. Boards have light wear present to the extremities of the boards. No ownership marks present. Text is clean and free of marks. Binding tight and solid. In Boswell's Life of Samuel Johnson one of the towering figures of English literature is revealed with unparalleled immediacy and originality in a biography to which we owe much of our knowledge of the man himself. Through a series of richly detailed anecdotes Johnson emerges as a sociable figure vigorously engaging and fencing with great contemporaries such as Garrick Goldsmith Burney and Burke and of course with Boswell himself. Yet anxieties and obsessions also darkened Johnson's private hours and Boswell's attentiveness to every facet of Johnson's character makes this biography as moving as it is entertaining. EB; 12mo 7" - 7½" tall . John Murray hardcover
1951ref. 149552London: William Heinemann Ltd 1951-1960. The De Luxe Yale edition of the private papers of James Boswell. Tall octavo 6 volumes original publisher's half vellum with morocco spine labels lettered in gilt gilt coat of arms to each front panel top edge gilt ribbons bound in frontispiece to each volume illustrated folding maps. In fine condition. A very attractive set. Scottish biographer diarist and lawyer James Boswell remains nest known for his seminal work The Life of Samuel Johnson LL.D. 1791 which is widely regarded as one of the greatest biographies in the English language. Drawing from extensive personal diaries and detailed records of conversations Boswell provided a richly textured portrait of Dr. Johnson capturing not only the public figure but also his private habits thoughts and idiosyncrasies. His method of biographical writing marked a significant departure from the formal often idealized portrayals common in earlier biographies favoring instead a more intimate and realistic narrative grounded in firsthand observation. Boswell’s work is also notable for its reflection of Enlightenment ideals his engagement with themes of identity and morality and its vivid depiction of 18th-century British society. William Heinemann Ltd hardcover
1785ref. 1245821785. London: Henry Baldwin for Charles Dilly 1785. 8vo xx ii 1-534 1 advertisement for Life of Johnsonpp. Uncut in original boards; complete with half title and terminal blank. Backstrip sensitively restored boards soiled and worn at edges some dampstaining to front endpapers half title and title some loss to terminal blank bookplate; withal a very pleasing copy in a custom leather box. § Second edition revised and corrected. A lovely copy uncut in the original boards and uncommon thus. Pottle notes that the second edition was issued in boards at 6s. and also bound "All copies I have seen are full-bound in calf." Boswell's account of a three month tour of the Highlands and islands of Scotland which he made in the company of Samuel Johnson in 1773. Johnson's own account A Journey to the Western Islands of Scotland had been published in 1775. While Johnson's book sticks to the sober description of topography and history that was expected from travel books of the time Boswell's book "has the chatty informality of a 'rough' guide: its focus is on Johnson as it describes his charged encounters with the native population whether humble cottagers or important personages like Lord Monboddo and Boswell's formidable father Lord Auchinleck" Oxford DNB. "The principal changes made in the second edition besides the correction of some printer's errors are the removal of a few errors of fact and a large number of slight verbal changes in the interest of grammar and elegance; the addition of the Contents two Appendixes and a number of notes explanatory or controversial; and the substitution pp. 165-6 of a softened account of the stay with Sir Alexander Macdonald for the too frank disclosures of the original narrative' Chapman p. xvii. As quoted in Pottle Boswell's Literary Career 59. unknown books
1785ref. 1227001785. London: Henry Baldwin for Charles Dilly 1785. Sm. 8vo iii-vii lacks half-title 1 524 1pp. Modern full diaper calf panelled in gilt backstrip stamped and lettered in gilt with 4 raised bands a lovely retrospective binding by Dusel. Light scuff on upper board early name on title page; a clean and attractive copy. § First edition mixed issue; E3 E4 and M4 are cancels as usual; leaves I5 Q7 and U6 are in Pottle's second state. We first sold this copy in 2005 after Dusel rebound it. It makes a very attractive gift copy. "Though the Life is a vaster and richer piece of work no one will maintain that it displays Boswell's unique gift for biography better than the Tour. Indeed most lovers of Boswell will agree that the Tour as a whole is more consistently good than the Life; that is that nowhere in the Life could one find so many consecutive first-class pages as those that compose this book" Pottle 57. Rothschild 456. unknown books
1785ref. 022250London: Henry Baldwin for Charles Dilly. . Contemporary calf. First Edition. With the half title and errata and advertisement leaf at the end. First state of p. 121 with in-induced. Provenance: From the library of notable book collector Sydney Ross with his bookplate. This anecdotal and vivid record of Boswells trip through Scotland with Johnson is a prelude to his later Life of Samuel Johnson. Rejointed two slips of bibliographical information tipped in inside the front cover two-inch tear along spine edge of front free endpaper with leaf slightly protruding else Very Good. . Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 1785. Henry Baldwin, for Charles Dilly hardcover
1769ref. 155832The Hague: Frederic Staatman 1769. First edition of the second French translation of Boswell's account of his travels to Corsica in 1765 in a contemporary binding. Issued within a year from the original English of 1768 it contributed to establishing Boswell's reputation and promoting the Corsican cause in France. It was Rousseau who urged Boswell to visit the relatively unknown Corsica then struggling for its independence from Genoa. Impressed by the qualities of its leader General Paoli Boswell campaigned in the British newspapers lobbied Pitt to intervene and personally sent thirty cannon to help. "With its reports of the gallant islanders and a Plutarchan depiction of Paoli paralleled with several classical heroes it was an immediate success. Though Boswell's ambition for British intervention was not to be fulfilled he probably influenced Britain's decision to send secret supplies of arms to the Corsicans" ODNB. This translation was made by Jean Paul Isaac Dubois then secretary to the Polish ambassador at the Hague. At the end a long note by Dubois praises Paoli's generosity and mercy. Another translation was published earlier the same year titled Etat de la Corse by Gabriel Seigneux de Correvon. Octavo in two parts 195 x 120 mm. With 1 engraved folding map of Corsica by A. I. Polak dated 1769 woodcut head- and tailpieces. Contemporary calf spine with raised bands gilt initials "G.V.A" stamped to head of spine floral tools to compartments light brown calf spine label Nonpareil pattern marbled endpapers edges sprinkled blue trace of a green silk bookmarker. Loss to headcap corners worn couple of small wormtrails to rear cover small intermittent light waterstain to upper margin otherwise bright and clean short closed tear to map stub just touching engraved frame. A very good and well-margined copy. STCN 21231212X; Cox 1769. hardcover
1835ref. 866A10London: John Murray 1835. Vellum. Very Good Indeed. 6.5" by 4". Various. A striking vellum bound set of Boswell's famous biography of Samuel Johnson featuring illustrations and valuable additions. Complete in ten volumes. Celebrated work of Scottish biographer James Boswell often described as one of the greatest English biographies of all time. With engraved frontispiece and additional engraved title page to each volume as well as one double page full page etching a folding map and folding facsimile. Collation seems to vary in various copies seen in commerce. Complete with half titles.Including 'A Journal of his Tour to the Hebrides.' With additions of anecdotes by Hawkins Piozzi Murphym Tyers Reynolds Steevens &c. and notes by various hands. Second Croker edition featuring related material first introduced in 1831. Also featuring the original texts augmented by the additional writings of the biographer and his subject. Samuel Johnson was an English author well-known in the literary world for his many lasting contributions to various areas of humanist art including poetry essay-writing biography and more. He is described by the 'Oxford Dictionary of National Biographies' as the most distinguished man of letters in English history. This biography is notable for its extensive reports of Johnson's conversation compiled through Boswell's acquaintance of Johnson since 1763. Originally published in 1791. Rebound in uniform quarter vellum over cloth covered boards with titles in gilt to morocco spine labels renewed endpapers. Externally lovely with minor shelf wear only. Internally firmly bound. Light minor spotting to first and last few leaves affecting particularly leaves of plates. Pages otherwise generally very clean throughout. Very Good Indeed John Murray hardcover
ref. 324267Norwalk Connecticut: Easton Press 1993. First Edition; First Printing. Hardcover. All four volumes Near Fine Leather Bound. Book accented in 22kt gold. Printed on archival paper with gilded edges. The endsheets are of moire fabric with a silk ribbon page marker. Smyth sewing and concealed muslin joints to ensure the highest quality binding. This book is in full leather with hubbed spines.; Collector's Edition. Easton Press hardcover
1791ref. ZB1300557London: Printed by Henry Baldwin for Charles Dilly 1791. Price HAS BEEN REDUCED by 10% until Monday Oct. 26 weekend SALE item first edition second issue with the correction at page 135 in the first volume; 2 vols. vii 20 516 588 42 The Principal Corrections and Additions dated 1793 pp. frontispiece in the first volume 2 plates in the second Round Robin etc. and the facsimiles; early 19th century quarter leather & green marbled boards five raised bands to the spines marbled edges and endpapers spines professionally repaired the marbled endpapers have vertical mortised repairs at the hinges covers worn occasional light foxing else internally clean and tight with the frontispiece portrait in very good condition; occasional inked corrections in The Principal Corrections and Additions . - If you are reading this this item is actually physically in our stock and ready for shipment once ordered. We are not bookjackers. Buyer is responsible for any additional duties taxes or fees required by recipient's country. Photos available upon request. London: Printed by Henry Baldwin for Charles Dilly hardcover
1824ref. 76910Bellows Falls VT; Printed By Blake Cutler And Co. For Charles Ewer And Timothy Bedlington 1824. New Edition. Hardback. Finely bound all in modern aniline calf over marble boards. Raised bands with dark morocco gilt-blocked labels. Spine compartments uniformly tooled in gilt. An exceptional set - scans and additional bibliographic detail on request. ; 0 pages; Complete in 5 volumes. Physical desc. : 5 v. : facsim. port. ; 22 cm. Subject: Johnson Samuel 1709-1784. Biography - Lexicographers. Related names; Malone Edmond 1741-1812. Dedicated to Sir Joshua Reynolds. Includes bibliographical references and index. Bellows Falls, VT; Printed By Blake, Cutler And Co. For Charles Ewer And Timothy Bedlington hardcover
1768ref. 008513Glasgow: Robert and Andrew Foulis for Edward and Charles Dilly in the Poultry London. An Account of Corsica the Journal of a Tour to that Island; and Memoirs of Pascal Paoli. Illustrated with a New and Accurate Map of Corsica. First edition first issue bound with scarce half title last leaf blank Z3 in uncorrected state all misprints present map in its first form without scale or degrees. Published Glasgow: Printed by Robert and Andrew Foulis for Edward and Charles Dilly in the Poultry London 1768. 8vo. 5 1/2" x 8 5/16" xxi 1 blank 1 table of contents 1 blank 382 pp. 1 blank. Large folding engraved frontispiece map of Corsica by Thomas Phinn inserted between half title and title page. Engraved coat-of-arms on title-page. Table of Contents b2 follows the Preface a3-b1; Z3 in original state with "Maraina" typo; D2 in first state with the words "John Home" incorrectly placed following the first quotation on p. 51; E2 with "enjoying the noble fief of Is-tria"; Misprints present in original uncorrected state: "141" for "241" in the table of contents; broken "E" in "Etruscans" on p. 70 line 17 with the lower bar showing faintly; "feelirg" on p. 137 line 11; "tha the" on p. 172 line 9; "Montgomerÿ" on p. 184 line 4; "speculati-ions" on p. 327 lines 9-10. Full calf with raised bands and gilt ornamented spine with key design gilt edge decorations speckled edges to text block. Some chipping at the crown and heel outer hinges cracking wear at the tips else a very good copy. Internally near fine paper clean and bright. Map is very good with light offset toning and a partial closed tear along one of the folds. . Very Good. Hard. 1st. 1768. Robert and Andrew Foulis for Edward and Charles Dilly in the Poultry, London unknown
ref. 6454Six engraved plates on five folding sheets. xii 122 pp. 8 pp. of Debrett ads lacking the leaf with directions to the binder. 8vo cont. calf joints a trifle cracked at head & tail flat spine gilt green morocco lettering piece on spine. London: J. Debrett 1792. “Second edition with many additions”of this work specifically on the cultivation of water meadows first published in 1779. “Francis Forbes had recommended water meadows and had given some instruction how to make and manage them and several other previous writers had done the same while the actual practice had been fairly common in parts of Wiltshire and Berkshire Gloucester and Dorset for at least two centuries…The methods of construction and management were only to be found of course by seeking through a mass of general information and some one came to the conclusion that a specific treatise on the subject was necessary. A suggestion was made to George Boswell of Piddletown Dorset a local expert that he should write such a book.”–Fussell II p. 121. In the present edition Boswell vigorously replies to criticisms levelled at him by the Rev. Thomas Wright in his pamphlet An Account of the Advantage and Method of Watering Meadows 1789. A very good copy lacking the leaf of directions to the binder. Stamp of the Lawes Agricultural Trust on the front paste-down. unknown
ref. 6454Six engraved plates on five folding sheets. xii 122 pp. 8 pp. of Debrett ads lacking the leaf with directions to the binder. 8vo cont. calf joints a trifle cracked at head & tail flat spine gilt green morocco lettering piece on spine. London: J. Debrett 1792. “Second edition with many additions”of this work specifically on the cultivation of water meadows first published in 1779. “Francis Forbes had recommended water meadows and had given some instruction how to make and manage them and several other previous writers had done the same while the actual practice had been fairly common in parts of Wiltshire and Berkshire Gloucester and Dorset for at least two centuries…The methods of construction and management were only to be found of course by seeking through a mass of general information and some one came to the conclusion that a specific treatise on the subject was necessary. A suggestion was made to George Boswell of Piddletown Dorset a local expert that he should write such a book.”–Fussell II p. 121. In the present edition Boswell vigorously replies to criticisms levelled at him by the Rev. Thomas Wright in his pamphlet An Account of the Advantage and Method of Watering Meadows 1789. A very good copy lacking the leaf of directions to the binder. Stamp of the Lawes Agricultural Trust on the front paste-down. unknown books
1768ref. 719241768. BOSWELL James. An Account of Corsica the Journal of a Tour to that Island; and Memoirs of Pascal Paoli. Contemporary full speckled calf gilt-ruled raised spine bands red morocco spine label. Glasgow: Printed by Robert and Andrew Foulis for Edward and Charles Dilly 1768. First edition. Pottle 24. With -title and first edition of the large folding map. Some wear to head of spine very small amount of faint scattered foxing else very good or better. unknown
1835ref. 49655London: John Murray 1835. Hardcover - as published. VG 10 vols minor wear and rubbing to extrems. t.e.g. three quarter green leather & decorative endpapers five raised bands gilt decoration an gilt lettering on the spine. Fold outs intact. . John Murray, hardcover
1848ref. 307450London: Henry G. Bohn 1848. Engraved frontispiece and title to each volume 25 engraved plates and facsimiles. 10 vols. 12mo. Near contemporary half calf maroon morocco spine labels. Slight rubbing to extremities an attractive set. Engraved frontispiece and title to each volume 25 engraved plates and facsimiles. 10 vols. 12mo. Henry G. Bohn unknown