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London: Cambridge University Press [circa 1910]. (Hardcover) 590, 764pp. Good to very good, no dust jacket. Finely bound in dark green leather decoratively tooled in gilt with raised bands on the spine, and with inner dentelles tooled in gilt. All edges gilt-over-blue, moire endpapers, ribbon page markers, printed on thin paper. Bound with the book of Common Praise, being the Hymn Book of the Church of England in Canada (published in Toronto by Oxford, 1910) an owner inscription on the front and rear blank pages. The covers are rubbed. (Religion).

William Clowes and Sons, 1900T. hardcover. Acceptable. in x in x in. NOT an ex-library book. Well read with some wear but still very useable.

London: Printed by Charles Bill, and the Executrix of Thomas Newcomb, deceas'd; Printers to the Queens most Excellent Majesty. 1709. . Folio. 26cm x 40cm. Black full calf, panelled, the spine designed in six panels. Marbled end papers. Ruled throughout in red. Frontispiece by Gaspars, ("R. White Sculp."), with the imprint of 1709. The Psalms has its own title page: (London: Printed by Tho. Hodgkin, for the Company of Stationers, 1703). Text in two columns, decorative initials throughout; the Psalms in three columns. A disbound, heavily used copy with both covers detached, the first 10 leaves loose, old stains to lower edge and fore edge, considerable wear to the edges of some leaves (slight loss to the lower corner of a few early leaves). Complete, and in need of a binder's attention.

Cambridge: Cambridge: Printed by John Burges, Printer to the University; and sold by F. & C. Rivington, J. White, and J. Mawman, in London; and J. Deighton, in Cambridge, 1801. Full leather. Very Good. Large folio; not paginated; collates A-5A2 [Common Prayer], A-F2 [Constitutions Ecclesiastical], A-G4 [Psalms]pp. In contemporary full reverse panelled calf (a little stained and worn with minor loss), six raised spine bands, gilt lettered red morocco label to front board ('Chipping Barnet. Rev. B. Underwood M.A., Rector; Isaac Newton, Thomas Tapster, Churchwardens; 1806'). A few quires towards front of the volume creased with occasional tears and loss to few pages; damp damage and tears to outer lower corner of final 30 leaves with loss of text; occasional light spots and browning, otherwise a sound copy of this finely printed, monumentally large lectern edition. Housed in recent brown cloth solander box with gilt lettered spine. Rev. Benjamin Underwood A.M. (1736-1815) was Rector of St… Read More