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A royal salute of 21, from Snob-Hall

Description: ESTC T207143 ; Signed pseudonymously: Crispin. ; Verse - "O, bless my poor heart, when I think on a king,". ; In this edition the price, enclosed in brackets, and the words "Entered at Stationer's-Hall", in square brackets, are at foot. ; A satire on George III and the monarchy.
Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1795?
Call number: 289751
Creator: Crispin(Opens in new tab)
Provenance: Purchased from Francis Edward, 1953. With the bookplate of C. W. Dyson Perrins. Previously bound with other ballads and broadside printed materials in a red grained morocco binding. The items were disbound and cataloged separately, see call numbers 289716-289788. The binding was retained, see call number: 195358.
Dimensions: (1/2 sheet)
Associated people: Perrins, Charles William Dyson, (1864-1958,)
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Figures of twenty-nine new and fashionable cotillons, as danced at the Assembly-Rooms, Bath

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"Entered at Station's-Hall" in square brackets after the printer's statement on the title page. Printed on rectos only. Printed in portrait and bound in landscape. Binding: contemporary gilt-tooled mottled calf.

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A second collection of figures to thirty of the most famous cotillons, as now danced at the Assembly-Rooms, Bath

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"Entered at Stationers-Hall" in square brackets after edition statement on title page. Printed on rectos only. Printed in portrait and bound in landscape. Binding: contemporary gilt-tooled mottled calf. Ms. instructions for "Le balon" on front flyleaf.

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Arrangement as built: P.M.S.S. Peru, No. 21

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"Arrangement As Built P.M.S.S. Peru, No. 21"--title at top of sheet. The drawing shows two profiles--one a cutaway showing holds and engine spaces--and the six decks of the Peru. In the lower right corner is a case/sheet number, "1464-42150"; original right corner is missing. "1/15" = 1 foot"--scale given. "Peru"--on verso, in ms., in pencil. Unknown as to when the copy was made. The Peru operated for Pacific Mail between 1892 and 1919; built for PMSSCO by Union Iron Works in 1891-92; she was the second Pacific Mail vessel to carry this name. Focus of item: Peru (1892-1919).

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Sir Isaac Newton, done after the marble bust in Her Majesty's Hermitage in the royal garden at Richmond [engraving]

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Description 35 x 25 cm Babson no. BC/ J24 Notes Triminmed at foot and head. After the marble bust by Guelfi in Queen Caroline's grotto at Richmond.

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