Sales catalogue: Quaritch

Date:
April 1872
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/17/5
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Quaritch. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    rare; and 9 loose plates, six vols. boards, uncut, and the two supple- mentary ones in half russia ; in all 8 vols. impl. folio, from Sir Henry Ellis’s library, £80. 1747-1845-1870 A remarkable copy. Several of the additional prints (i.e. the Field of the Cloth of Gold, Encampment of the English Forces and Fleet near Portsmouth, the Corona- tion and Procession of King Edward VI, and the Siege of Boulogne by Henr y VIII), measure from four to six feet in length. 4274 Vrerusta Monumenta, the continuation of the long unfinished Sixth Volume, plates 40-46, in 2 parts, £1. 5s 6d 1870 This continuation includes:—Three plates of the “ Chair of St. Peter,” with letterpress by Ashpitel and Nesbitt ; and four plates reproducing illuminated pages of ancient Irish MSS. beautifully coloured, with letterpress by Dr. Todd. 4275 Procrrpines of the Socrery of Antrquanres, First Series, 4 vols. 1843-59—Second Series, Vols. J, IJ, and III, pts. 1-6, 1859-67— together 6 vols. 8vo. euts ‘and plates, the Jirst vol. half calf gilt, the rest in parts, RARE, £5. 1843-67 Aronmonoaia—see ANTIQUARIES. ArcHmoLocis /ALLIANA—see NEWCASTLE. ARCH EOLOGIA CAMBRENSIS—see CAMBRIAN. AncHmZOLoGIA Scotica—see ScorrisH. 4276 Archaeological Album; or Museum of National Antiquities, ed. by Wrieut, the illustrations by Fairholt, 4to. numerous plates and woodcuts, calf gilt, £1. 5s . 1845 A very interesting collection of Antiquarian Essays. Archeeological Institute. 4277 Journan of the Arcuomotogican INSTITUTE of Great BRITAIN, a complete set from the commencement in 1844 to 1870, Nos. 1- 108, being Vols. I-XX VII, 8vo. complete in parts—Archeological Society’s Proceedings at Winchester, York, and Salisbury, in 1845, 1846, and 1849, 3 vols.—together 3 vols. cloth, and 107 parts, uncut, £12. 1844- 70 another set, Nos. 1- 106, or Vols. -XXVII pt. 2, the first nineteen - vols. calf extra, gilt edges, the rest in thirty par ae Syo. many engravings, Jrom Sir Chas. Price’s library, £16. 10s - 1844-70 The two bodies known as the Archeological Association and the Archeological Institute were, until after the publication of their first volume, united under the title of ** Association.” This first volume bears the name on the title of “ Association ;’’ it appeared in 1845 ; it is the first volume of the Journal of the Institute, and is the only volume of the Institute which bears the name of ‘' Association.’ The first volume of the British Archeological Association’s Journal appeared one ycar later, namely, in 1846, and contains a “lengthy statement of the causes which led to the division. 4279 Architect (The), a Weekly Tilustrated Journal of Art, Civil Engi- neering, and Building, Nos. 53 to 79, being Vol. III complete, folio, : many plates and cuts, sewed, 9s 1870 Apehiitebtaral -Sopiety of England. 4280 Pusiications of the Society, A PERFECT sET from the beginning in 1848 to 1867, divided as follows: Hssays and Innvustrations, published during the first five years, 12 parts, with 99 plates and 170 woodcuts, VERY RARE 1848-53 DicrioNany OF ARCHITECTURE, including the Biographical as well as Technical and other portions of Art and Science, 1852-67, 16 parts vial Lyrrvs | 4278