B13345

Language code

eng, enm

Shelfmark

Ca.4.11

Additional copy shelfmark

[Another copy:] Ca.4.12, [Provenance:] Bookplate recording bequest to Eton by Joseph Frederick Burrell. Armorial bookplate of Christopher Harrison., [Binding:] Early 19th century blue straight-grained blind- and gold-tooled morocco, with strapwork pattern. Central device of eagle, anchor and rose, and motto "Patria cara carior libertas" stamped in gold. Elaborately gold-tooled border on inner covers. In 20th century buckram box.

Author

Berners, Juliana

Uniform title

[Boke of Saint Albans]

Title

The book containing the treatises of hawking; hunting; coat-armour; fishing; and blasing of arms. As printed at Westminster, by Wynkyn de Worde; the year of the incarnation of our Lord MCCCClxxxxvi.

Publication, distribution, etc.

London :, Re-printed by Harding and Wright, for White and Cochrane, and R. Triphook,, 1810 [i.e. 1811?].

Physical description

[4], 104, [182]p :, ill. ;, 4to.

Note

Facsimile reprint of 1496 edition, with biographical and bibliographical notices signed by Joseph Haslewood, and dated 30th Oct. 1811.

Note

Only 150 copies printed.

Note

Printed in red and black.

Note

Half-title reading "Literary researches into the history of the Book of Saint Albans.".

Note

Ca.4.11: printed slip concerning book from bookseller's catalogue.

Provenance

Bookplate of Eton College Library.

Provenance

Armorial bookplate of Villiers Hatton; plate recording donation to Eton by Major General Villiers Hatton.

Provenance

Signature: "Augustus Henry Birkett Haseley 1848".

Binding

Early 19th century cathedral-style binding of olive straight-grained morocco, both blind- and gold-tooled. Elaborately gold-tooled border on inner covers, and gold-tooled endpapers. Gauffered edges.

Subject

Falconry.

Subject

Hunting.

Subject

Fishing.

Subject

Heraldry.

Added entry--name

Haslewood, Joseph

Added entry--place

England, London.

Additional copy

001B13345

003LIBRARY CODE

0410#$aeng$aenm

096##$aCa.4.11

098##$a[Another copy:] Ca.4.12$c[Provenance:] Bookplate recording bequest to Eton by Joseph Frederick Burrell. Armorial bookplate of Christopher Harrison.$d[Binding:] Early 19th century blue straight-grained blind- and gold-tooled morocco, with strapwork pattern. Central device of eagle, anchor and rose, and motto "Patria cara carior libertas" stamped in gold. Elaborately gold-tooled border on inner covers. In 20th century buckram box.

1001#$aBerners, Juliana

24010$aBoke of Saint Albans

24514$aThe book containing the treatises of hawking; hunting; coat-armour; fishing; and blasing of arms. As printed at Westminster, by Wynkyn de Worde; the year of the incarnation of our Lord MCCCClxxxxvi.

260##$aLondon :$bRe-printed by Harding and Wright, for White and Cochrane, and R. Triphook,$c1810 [i.e. 1811?].

300##$a[4], 104, [182]p :$bill. ;$c4to.

500##$aFacsimile reprint of 1496 edition, with biographical and bibliographical notices signed by Joseph Haslewood, and dated 30th Oct. 1811.

500##$aOnly 150 copies printed.

500##$aPrinted in red and black.

500##$aHalf-title reading "Literary researches into the history of the Book of Saint Albans.".

500##$aCa.4.11: printed slip concerning book from bookseller's catalogue.

561##$aBookplate of Eton College Library.

561##$aArmorial bookplate of Villiers Hatton; plate recording donation to Eton by Major General Villiers Hatton.

561##$aSignature: "Augustus Henry Birkett Haseley 1848".

563##$aEarly 19th century cathedral-style binding of olive straight-grained morocco, both blind- and gold-tooled. Elaborately gold-tooled border on inner covers, and gold-tooled endpapers. Gauffered edges.

650#0$aFalconry.

650#0$aHunting.

650#0$aFishing.

650#0$aHeraldry.

7001#$aHaslewood, Joseph

752##$aEngland$dLondon.