Small-format German missal. Date and place from preface. Rare.

Ditchling, Sussex: Printed and Published at S. Dominic's Press, 1926. With 23 wood engravings illustrations, three of which by Eric Gill, two by David Jones, and many by children. No. 117 of 225 copies. First Edition. Quarter cloth, printed music over boards, printed cover label. With 23 wood engravings illustrations, three of which by Eric Gill, two by David Jones, and many by children. No. 117 of 225 copies.

Scathing evaluation of Mormonism.

"Contains an account of the Colony of Darien, with a Vindication of King William's Honor and Justice therein" -Sabin. The Colony was a failed attempt to place a Scottish colony at the Darién Gap of present-day Panama between about 1698-1700. The endeavor's failure was a notable contributing factor to the eventual passing of the Acts of Union several years later. Written anonymously, but attributed to John Oldmixon.

Owner inscription on front flyleaf: "Aquilus Dari[us](?) his Book Bought January 27 1829 price – 1-25".

Anonymous translation of a history of Nepali rulers between the 16th-18t centuries, composed in the late 18th century. Note the front page indicates "144 p." but nonetheless is likely complete with the 72 numbered leaves included here.

Life of the introducer of the Society of Friends, or Quakerism, to Ireland. Of American interest for the description of three trips he made to America, in 1671, 1675, and 1683, including descriptions of some of the Indian Wars in Rhode Island during this period. Edmundson had previously fought in Cromwell's Parliamentary army, and would eventually be imprisoned under James II for protesting the treatment of Irish Protestants. The Dublin issue of the work is considered the first edition, with this London issue following later in the same year. Provenance: inscription on front free endpaper: "Richard Leavers Book - 1793";.....

A nineteenth-century chapbook reprint of a sermon originally preached a wedding in 1658. William Secker is known largely for this sermon (cf. DNB). The sermon, on Genesis 3:18 ("And the Lord God said, It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make an help-meet for him."), deals with the duties, joys, and temptations faced by the married person, and was a perennially popular sermon, as evidenced by this reprint over a century and a half later by M. Randall, a printer active in early 19th-century England.

London: Carlton & Porter, 1867. Illustrated with portrait frontispiece and 6 plates. 394 pp. Octavo. First English Edition, reprinted from the thirty-second thousand of the American edition. Publisher's cloth lettered in gilt. Illustrated with portrait frontispiece and 6 plates. 394 pp. Octavo.