A catalogue of rare and old books in the English language ... and a supplement: Fine and applied art

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L1JD A. B. C. CODE 5 TH ED. i ADAMS CABLE CODEX 10 TH ED. 537 CATALOGUE OF AND OLDRARE BOOKS IN THE LANGUAGE.ENGLISH THE FOLLOWING HEADINGS:UNDER Africathe aherewith beforeWe catalogueplace public in theiof books English language.printed attention to thewould drawWe followingspecial items : . Caxton's Book","Royal & Maker'sCabinet Director",,,GentlemanChippendale's 3rd Edn., 1st Edn."Tom Jones",Fielding's 1st"Vicar ofGoldsmith's Wakefield", Edn., "Lives" of the Fathers.de WordesWynkyn and the fact that this catalogue representsemphasise but a fraction of the works in our possession relating Literature. Weto Great andBritain, America, English rare and oldhave a further stock of Americana,large andworks on Literature Medicine,English History, &c., &c., Latin,Astronomy, Heraldry, Theology, (in and other of whichFrench, German, languages) catalogues will be forwarded on a list of thegladly application; same will be found opposite. at aAfter 53 we have arrivedexperience,year's which enables us to almostproduce immediatelysystem one of the more than one million books,any manuscripts, and we have in and a invitationstock,prints hearty for a is extended to all such as maypersonal inspection be our at future date.visiting country any We shall be if the reader afterwill,greatly obliged tothis on to of his friendsperusal, pass catalogue any whom it be of interest.may . = =1 Mark or 100 1 25 cents.Pfennig shilling 484613Africa. M. Pf. 1 The inof the revolutions the of MoroccoBraithwate, John. history empire the death of the late Ismael. Lond. With1729.upon emperor Muley map-Calf. 24 2 of the visitation tour the[Cape Colony.] Journal Bishop's through Cape in with an account of his visit to the island of St.Colony, 1848, Helena, -in 1849. London W i h m a1849. t 113 Sd. 10p. pp. 3 of the visitation tour the][ Journal Bishop's through Cape Colony -in 1850. With a London 1851. 227 Sd. 8map. pp. 4 W. of Natal. and the AmahlubiColenso, J. Langalibalele tribe; beingBishop remarks the official record of Trials of thethe his sons and Indunaupon Chief, and other members of the Amahlubi tribe. 1874.London, privately printed, -384 Sd. 30pp. -5 A Series of Adventures in the course of a the e dIrwin, REyles. voyage up S e a on the Coasts of Arabia and and of a RouteEgypt ; through Deserts of Tthe h e b a i s hither in the 1777. in letters to a Lond.year Lady. -1780. With 2 and 2 tables. 4to. Calf. 12maps L.6 Our in a narration of North AmericanJackson, Caughnawagas Egypt; Indian who led the British Boat for the relief of KhartoumVoyageurs Expedition the ofcataracts the Nile. With an T. S. Brown.up prefaceintroductory by Montreal 1885. With illustrations and 35portrait. pp. -Sd. 6 . 7 C. of a visit to South Africa with some account of theLatrobe, J. Journal settlements near the ofof the United Brethren GoodMissionary Cape Hope. -London 1821. With a and Hfbd. 10map plates. See under Literature.Lithgow. English 8 A short relation of the river of its sourse and current of[Lobo, Nile,Jeron.] its the of A e t till it runs into the Mediterraneanoverflowing campagnia g y p and other curiosities. from the Peter(Translat. Portuguese manuscript by -London 1669. 105 Sd. 12Wyche.) pp. 9 A of Madeira. With a series of 27 coloured[Madeira.] engra-history illustr. of the and of the inhabitantsvings costumes, manners, occupations viewof that island. R. 1821. With aLondon, Ackermann, -on the 120 4to. Hf. bd. 70 title-p. VI, pp. (worn). A fine and uncut of a scarce cont. of 60 characteristiccopy book, upwards figures. 10 South African With a intro-Mendelssohn, descriptiveSidney. Bibliography. duction D. a 1 2 26C vi n. vols. London 1910.by J. fullpage -illustrations. Cloth. 50 11 A. The an takenAdventures of T.Roberts, (Mr. S.) english merchant, prisoner ofthe Turks of A r i e r s and carried into the land countries Africa,by g with a of the of of all the towns and of notedescription kingdom Argiers places Norris.there abouts. Annexed an observation of the Tide Richard London,by -Moses 1670. 4 252 Old calf 100Pitt, 11., pp. gilt. the East Indies. Transl.12 abbe. A to andRochon, voyage Madagascar, Withfrom the French. With a memoir of the Chinese trade. London 1792. -m a M. in Hf. mor. 10a the of Robertp (from original design 1727). the13 Wm. A new account of some of Guinea and Slave-Trade.Snelgrave, parts -London With a 12 Hf. calf. 151734. map. 11., 288jpp. and Gardening.Agriculture in14 New ?and 3Rich. 01Bradley, improvements planting gardening. parts -- The1 vol. Lond. 171920. With 3 The same. gentle-plates. 4man and Lond. With and1720.gardener's Kaler\dar. frontisp. -16Calf.plates. 14. 147.Rosenthal'sLudwig Antiquariat, Munich, Hildegardstr. Catalogue/Almanacks. 3Agriculture' M. Pf. 15 Remb. A new Herball or historic of TranslatedDodoens, Henrieplants. by -t e. N. 1586. 20 916 and 24 ff.L 4to. Calf. 100y London, Newton, ff., pp. 16 W. Our flowers and how to know them. aGordon, country'sJ. Being complete to the flowers and ferns of Britain. Introduction G. H ne s 1 o w.guide by * -1London Illustrated A 1 e n. 154 Cloth. 6[1895]. by J. pp. W. Carew. in old literature. London 1904.17 Cloth. 3 50Hazlitt, Gleanings garden The of18 Francis. and London 1759.Home, principles agriculture vegetation. Bd. 7 50 The author was of materia medica at and acted asprofessor Edinburgh, ofsurgeon dragoons war.in the seven years' Phil. The19 the methods ofMiller, gardeners dictionary containing cultivating and the fruit and as also thekitchen,improving flowergarden physick garden, and Dublin 1732. Withwilderness, conservatory, vineyard. frontispice and 2 Folio. Bd. 30plates. Sir interest: or the20 and farmer's friend.Moore, J. England's gentleman Showing how land be from 20 s. to 8 1. and so 100 I.improvedmay per acre, per annum, with and for an inconsiderable The best andgreat ease, charge. quickest way of a How to make Goose-raising nursery. Cyder, Perry, Cherry, Curran, and Birch as and whole-some as French andberry, Mul-berry Wines, strong and the and Wines so made to be sold at 3 d.Wines;Spanish Cyder per quart as as wine now sold for 18 d. Directions for the finest maltgood brewing,tho' etc. what care is to be taken in the choice ofshowing MaltLiquors, Water, and and how are to be boiled and forHops, they mixed, fermented, making the best March or October beer. Instructions for hus-breeding horses, of ofbandry Bees, profitable ordering Fish-ponds, a to them the best method ofguide youngAnglers, teaching catching B a r b i e s a c k sTrout, Carp, , J , Pikes, Perch, Roach, and how to dress them in theDace, etc., newest forfashion. useful medicines for severalPhysik families, containing many -the London 1721. 188 Calf. 36distempers, particularly Plague. pp. 21 Olivier Lord of P r a d e 1. The use of silk-wormes and theirSerres, de, perfect benefit. With an annexed discourse of his owne of his meane and sufficiencie of for to have abundance of fine silke of silke-wormesEngland feedingby within the same. Done out of the French into Nich. G e f f e. LondonEnglish by 4 woodcuts. 41607. With 99 9 ff. 4to. Sd. Poor water-ff., pp., copy, -stained. 18 22 Hortus Woburnensis an account of the resultsSinclair, George, gramineus or, of on the and nutritive of differentexperiments produce qualities grasses, instituted duke of Bedford. To which is added the weeds ofby John -Lond. With 45 colouredagriculture. [1838.] Cloth. 18plates. One to 235 isplate page Glycerea aquatica missing. Almanacks. 23 Almanack and for the 1678. Lordprognostication year By John written after the method of Vincent London 1678. WithWing. astronomical tables. 46 Sd. 5pp. A 2. isPage missing. 24 for the of our LordAlmanack, 1730. the second afteran, year Being Leap- Year: Vincent Samuel 1730. Folio.By Wing. :London, Palmer, (37 -47 24cm.) Fine in red and black.wall-calender; printed 25 the for 1681. Wherein theAlmanack, protestant, bloody aspects, oppositions, conjunctions of the the Lord an of certainPapacy against Christ, inventory with the of the the andpopish etc., ofreliques change moon, rising setting sun etc. Lond. 1681. 24 ff. 12mo. Sd. 507 26 William. for 1678. WithAndrews, theEphemeris astrolog. judgments upon and of and also observ. theeclipses, positions configurations heaven, comet seen in 1677. London 1677. 24 ff. 12mo. Sd.April 7 50 Rosenthal's 14.Ludwig Antiquariat, Munich, 147.Hildegardstr. Catalogue 1*.t . Almanacks. . M. Pf. William. News from an for27 the stars: theAndrews, or, ephemeris 1689.year With observations the solar and ofupon eclipses, ingresses configurations heaven therein. the first since the orhappening Being bissextile, leap-year. ofAnd from the creation of the world to the best 5638according history, years. -London 1689. Morocco. 18 28 or an for stud. astr. London1682. Wm. 1682.Anglicus ephemeris LillyBy -92 Cl. 5pp. With H. Co astronomical and observations. The latterpreface by ley, astrological are The end of the calendar is and the title Ms.especially interesting. replaced bymissing, 29 the for the 1693. A twofoldApollo anglicanus, English Apoilo, year calendar, viz. or or forain. Richard S a u n d e r student.Julian English, Gregorian ,By -London 1693. 44 Br. 5pp. With a treatise on the influence of the constellations of the stars on the fortune of man. The end is missing. 30 Astral Gazette or an almanack for is which1678. Wherein of thecontained, of the fixed stars doth set and come to the meridian etc.principallest rise, London 24 ff. 12mo. Sd. 507(1678). an31 Astral or almanack for the 1678. Peter d.7o/./-gazette, year By John -London 1678. 32 Sd. 5teapdHDr tf-uopd&v}$. pp. A numerous astronomical and several verses 'underfragment containing notes, very interesting the of each month. The end isheading missing. motions and32 Almanack for 1678. the ofBowker, James. Containing aspects the and inclinations of the air. The time of at London andplanets, high-water in 55 other With tables of interest etc.of Londonports. computation years, 1678. 24 ff. 12mo. Sd. Th