THE REPORTS OF EDWARD BULSTRODE Of the Inner Temple, Esquire, In Three Parts. Of Divers Resolutions and JUdgments Given. by.Learned Judges and Sages of the LAW of Cases and Matters in the Law. Given . In the time of the Reign of King James I and K

Blind-stamped leather. Although the contents are complete (inc.list facing t.p. of a dozen names approving this 'reprinting', and, bar a small hole (3 cm x 0.8 cm) in final leave, in excellent of reasonable condition (bar ragged edges to some end leaves and occ. tanning), this copy is rather wrecked, the textblock being split into 3, plus the disbinding of 3 finals leaves and the binding broken accordingly with both covers detached, spine very chipped towards lower end and all corner seriously rubbed, in its favour it is not ex-library and has a small early name label verso fr.over 'Stuart Moore'. Contents complete but I baulk at listing pagination (though will try on request). Weighs over 2.6 kilos so non-UK sales will be somewhat problematic for me to arrange and additional postage obviously required for UK ones. Given that the faults are structural rather than text markings etc. this is an ideal candidate for a keen book-binder to exercise their skills on. Of 3 copies listed on Abebooks, the two non-ex-lib.ones are £700+ and over a £1,000 (in Germany), for fuller descriptions of contents etc. consult one of these. Originally published in 1657. Very heavy so serious additional postage will be required.…