B15228

Shelfmark

Cq.3.3.04(02)

Additional copy shelfmark

[Another copy]: En.4.19(05)

Author

Mead, Richard

Title

Museum Meadianum, sive, catalogus nummorum, veteris aevi monumentorum, ac gemmarum, cum aliis quibusdam artis recentioris et naturae operibus; quae vir clarissimus Richardi Mead, M D. nuper defunctus comparaverat.

Publication, distribution, etc.

Londoni :, Catalogus prostat apud A. Longford in area dicta Covent-Garden ; et S. Baker in vico dicto York-street,, [1755].

Physical description

[4], 262 p., plate ;, 8vo.

Note

Catalogue compiled by G. North.

Note

Date of printing assumed from date of sale.

Note

On t.p.: [Pret. 1 s. 6d.].

Note

The auction sale began on 11 February 1755.

Note

The catalogue was drawn up by George North the numismatist.

Citation/references note

ESTC,, T1343

Citation/references note

Maslen and Lancaster. Bowyer ledgers,, 3927

Provenance

[Cq.3.3.04(02)]: Bookplate of Eton College.

Provenance

[Cq.3.3.04(02)]: Ms. note "Presented by A. R. A. Hobson", i.e., Anthony Hobson (1921-).

Provenance

[En.4.19(05)]: Inscription in pencil on front flyleaf: J Peace.

Provenance

[En.4.19(05)]: Armorial bookplate of F. Manley Sims. Enclosed is a letter of Sept. 14 1899, offering the volume to Manley Sims for 2 guineas, from W.C. Beetenem.

Provenance

[En.4.19(05)]: Inscription on t.p. of first item in volume: Richard Ford (Watson Taylors sale) 1823. George Watson Taylor, MP, sold his books and paintings in 1823.

Provenance

[En.4.19(05)]: Oval stamp in purple ink on t.p of first item in volume.: Manley Sims Eton Collection.

Binding

[Cq.3.3.04(02)] ?18th century half calf and marbled paper.

Binding

[En.4.19(05)]: Contemporary brown sprinkled calf; gold tooled double fillet concentric frames, with feather fleurons at corners of inner frame; gold tooled decoration on spine; spine label lost; gold edges; red, blue and green nonpareil endpapers.

Copy-specific note

[Cq.3.3.04(02)]: Ms. annotations throughout, consisting of prices and names of buyers.

Copy-specific note

[Cq.3.3.04(02)]: Ms. notes of proceeds of sales on flyleaf.

Copy-specific note

[Cq.3.3.04(02)]: Bound with "Bibliotheca Meadiana ...", [1754].

Copy-specific note

[En.4.19(05)]: Prices of some of the lots inscribed in the margins with the surname of the buyer, with total at end.

Copy-specific note

[En.4.19(05)]: Bound with five other items on Mead and his collections.

Subject

Mead, Richard

Subject

Coins, Private collections, Catalogues, Early works to 1800.

Subject

Medals, Private collections, Catalogues, Early works to 1800.

Subject

Art objects, Private collections, Catalogues, Early works to 1800.

Subject

Auctions, Catalogues, Early works to 1800.

Added entry--name

North, George

Added entry--name

Hobson, Anthony, former owner.

Added entry--name

Watson Taylor, George, former owner.

Added entry--name

Manley Sims, F, former owner.

Added entry--place

England, London.

Additional copy

[Another copy]: En.4.19(05)

001B15228

003LIBRARY CODE

096##$aCq.3.3.04(02)

098##$a[Another copy]: En.4.19(05)

1001#$aMead, Richard

24510$aMuseum Meadianum, sive, catalogus nummorum, veteris aevi monumentorum, ac gemmarum, cum aliis quibusdam artis recentioris et naturae operibus; quae vir clarissimus Richardi Mead, M D. nuper defunctus comparaverat.

260##$aLondoni :$bCatalogus prostat apud A. Longford in area dicta Covent-Garden ; et S. Baker in vico dicto York-street,$c[1755].

300##$a[4], 262 p., plate ;$c8vo.

500##$aCatalogue compiled by G. North.

500##$aDate of printing assumed from date of sale.

500##$aOn t.p.: [Pret. 1 s. 6d.].

500##$aThe auction sale began on 11 February 1755.

500##$aThe catalogue was drawn up by George North the numismatist.

5104#$aESTC,$cT1343

5104#$aMaslen and Lancaster. Bowyer ledgers,$c3927

561##$a[Cq.3.3.04(02)]: Bookplate of Eton College.

561##$a[Cq.3.3.04(02)]: Ms. note "Presented by A. R. A. Hobson", i.e., Anthony Hobson (1921-).

561##$a[En.4.19(05)]: Inscription in pencil on front flyleaf: J Peace.

561##$a[En.4.19(05)]: Armorial bookplate of F. Manley Sims. Enclosed is a letter of Sept. 14 1899, offering the volume to Manley Sims for 2 guineas, from W.C. Beetenem.

561##$a[En.4.19(05)]: Inscription on t.p. of first item in volume: Richard Ford (Watson Taylors sale) 1823. George Watson Taylor, MP, sold his books and paintings in 1823.

561##$a[En.4.19(05)]: Oval stamp in purple ink on t.p of first item in volume.: Manley Sims Eton Collection.

563##$a[Cq.3.3.04(02)] ?18th century half calf and marbled paper.

563##$a[En.4.19(05)]: Contemporary brown sprinkled calf; gold tooled double fillet concentric frames, with feather fleurons at corners of inner frame; gold tooled decoration on spine; spine label lost; gold edges; red, blue and green nonpareil endpapers.

590##$a[Cq.3.3.04(02)]: Ms. annotations throughout, consisting of prices and names of buyers.

590##$a[Cq.3.3.04(02)]: Ms. notes of proceeds of sales on flyleaf.

590##$a[Cq.3.3.04(02)]: Bound with "Bibliotheca Meadiana ...", [1754].

590##$a[En.4.19(05)]: Prices of some of the lots inscribed in the margins with the surname of the buyer, with total at end.

590##$a[En.4.19(05)]: Bound with five other items on Mead and his collections.

60010$aMead, Richard

650#0$aCoins$xPrivate collections$xCatalogues$xEarly works to 1800.

650#0$aMedals$xPrivate collections$xCatalogues$xEarly works to 1800.

650#0$aArt objects$xPrivate collections$xCatalogues$xEarly works to 1800.

650#0$aAuctions$xCatalogues$xEarly works to 1800.

7001#$aNorth, George

7001#$aHobson, Anthony$eformer owner.

7001#$aWatson Taylor, George$eformer owner.

7001#$aManley Sims, F$eformer owner.

752##$aEngland$dLondon.