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London: Bagster, 1842. Boards. Good. 35 pp. + appendix ;half bound (spine and corners) all binding cloth, and three colored plates, covers worn stained.slightly discolored and blotchy, cloth, corner pages bumped slightly, one particular color (brown) has transferred and slightly stained the facing page of Camp at Rest , seen also on pp. 27 Israel Marching First edition OCLC Number: 503818578

, 34 pages, full colour frontispiece, complete with four engravings hand coloured, and inlaid with gold, silver, and brass, according to the texts of the scripture.

London: Samuel Bagster and Sons, 1845. 'Four engravings, coloured, and inlaid with gold, silver, and brass, according to the texts of scripture.' Last plate is detached but extant. Frontis lacks tissue guard. Boards rather rubbed, dulled and faded with some heavy staining, corners bumped, spine ends chipped. Some foxing, browning and smudge marks throughout, however, text is clear, plates clean and bright. Presentation inscription to verso of ffep, signed and dated 1847 by the author.. Signed by Author. Fourth Edition. Cloth. Fair. Elephant Folio.

, title page, 35 pages of text, appendix at rear [1], complete with 3 coloured plates

London, Samuel Bagster & Sons, 1842. . Second edition; folio, 4 fine coloured plates, each hand-coloured and inlaid with gold, silver and brass and protected with tissue guard; contemporary dark blue cloth embossed boards with gilt title, corners and spine rubbed. [3], ii, 2-36, [1] pp. The Tabernacle (called the Mishkan in Hebrew) was the portable sanctuary in which the Jews carried the Ark of the Covenant through the desert (as described in the books of Exodus, Leviticus and Numbers of the Hebrew Bible). This book contains detailed hand-coloured illustrations and explanations of the structure and function of the Tabernacle, with references to the scripture.William Graeme Rhind (1794-1863) was born at Gillingham, Kent, to a Naval family, and as such was destined for the Navy. In fact his name was enrolled as a first-class volunteer at the age of seven. At twelve he entered actual service as a midshipman, witnessed the horrors of war while fighting against the Americans. He was eventually taken… Read More

London: Samuel Bagster and Sons, 1845. Fourth edition. Hardcover. g. Folio. [2], II, 37, [1]pp. Original decorative cloth with gold lettering on front cover. Frontispiece protected with a tissue guard. Remarkable work on the Tabernacle, the portable sanctuary in which the Jews carried the Ark of the Covenant through the desert. This book is exquisitely illustrated with four engravings hand-colored and inlaid with gold silver and brass according to the Texts of Scripture. Each engraving is protected with a tissue-guard. Rubbing and sporadic abrasions along edges of binding. Covers age-toned and partly soiled. Hinges starting. Previous owner's inscription dated 1848 on free front endpaper. Moderate and sporadic foxing throughout. Slight age-toning along paper margin. Binding in overall fair, interior in good+, plates in very good condition.

London: Samuel Bagster and Sons, 1845. Decorative Cloth. Collectible; Very Good. Four Engravings, Coloured, and Inlaid with Gold, Silver, and Brass, According to the Texts of Scripture". A magnificent folio production, glorifying the sanctity of the tabernacle in the desert. 4 remarkable plates, each handcolored and inlaid with gold, silver and brass. The 1845 4th edition. Well-preserved and still solidly VG. Internally clean, save for light, scattered foxing to the text. Light blue cloth, with decorative blindstamping and bright gilt-lettering at the front panel. The 4 plates, which steal the show, are radiant and ethereal, in keeping with the subject they're glorifying.