The Book of Common Prayer as revised and settled at the Savoy Conference Anno 1662 Charles II. Reprinted from the sealed book in the Tower of London. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.

Verlag: London: William Pickering. 1844., 1844

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Folio. [14.00'' tall x 10.00 ' wide]. A very good, clean copy of this fine imprint by William Pickering. Printed on thick paper with wide margins. Text in black letter. Occasional red lettering. Larger woodcut initials throughout. A very clean copy in the main, a couple of leaves with some spotting or foxing else a lovely clean copy of this high quality imprint. Bound in a rather attractive full contemporary calf binding with blind tooled décor to the boards. Raised bands and blind lines to the spine. Lettered in gilt. Front hinge slightly weak with some cracking to the outer leather joint else sound and well attached. Some rubbing or wear to the edges or corners else a rather attractive period binding. MULTIPLE PHOTO IMAGES AVAILABLE. CONTACT US TO REQUEST. LARGE- HEAVY BOOK - WILL REQUIRE ADDITIONAL SHIPPING.

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Titel
The Book of Common Prayer as revised and settled at the Savoy Conference Anno 1662 Charles II. Reprinted from the sealed book in the Tower of London
Verlag
London: William Pickering. 1844.
Veröffentlichungsjahr
1844
Zustand
Very Good
Schutzumschlag
No Jacket
Einband
Hardcover
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