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Paul Foster. - ABA & PBFA Member., London, United Kingdom
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
AbeBooks Seller since September 27, 2000
FOURTH EDITION. 8vo. (7.3 x 4.7 inches). iv, 178pp, 1 page "A list of the thirty one elder brethren appointed by the charter of King James the Second". Index is leaf iii/iv after the title page. Some offsetting to the edges, from the glue used in the turn ins of the inner boards, of the blank free endpapers and the first and last text pages (in this case the title page and the list of elder Brethren), otherwise a clean tight copy in a contemporary binding of full panelled brown calf. Both boards with lighter tan central panel with decorative gilt loop border and diagonal cross design. Decorative gilt border around the edge. Central circular red morocco onlay with the Trinity House arms stamped in gilt. Spine with raised bands. Compartments ruled and decorated in gilt. Red title label, gilt. Neat six line note relating to Trinity House written on the front paste down. Some rubbing to the binding but still firm and attractive. Previous owners name, George Gooch 1818, written in ink on the title page. Gooch was an Elder Brethren of Trinity House, although after this book was published. Seller Inventory # 8883
Title: THE ROYAL CHARTER OF CONFIRMATION. Granted ...
Publisher: London, printed in the year, 1763. 1763
Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good
Edition: 4th Edition
Seller: Último Capítulo S.L., Barcelona, Spain
1 feuillet. 178 pages. 1 feuillet. (18,5x12 Cm). Plein veau. Dos à nerfs orné. Plats ornés d'encadrements dorés. Dos refait. Petit manque angulaire sur le premier plat. Coins émoussés. Recueil de textes et de règlements concernant l'activité de la Trinity-House, organisation fondée en 1517 et chargée du balisage des côtes maritimes anglaises, entretien des phares, signalisation, etc. Plusieurs cahiers légèrement déboîtés. Intérieur bien conservé. Seller Inventory # 99419
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Seller: Anthony J. Simmonds - Naval & Maritime, London, United Kingdom
203pp, with 2pp index, marbled endpapers, original full black goat, gilt devices and tooling on front and rear boards, an attractive copy. Oxford Companion to Ships and the Sea, page 889: Originally a guild of 'ship-men and mariners' of England set up by Henry VIII in 1517, 'to the praise and honour of the most glorious and indvidable Trinity.in the parish church of Deptford-Strond in our county of Kent'. Its original purpose was to do all things necessary for the 'relief, increase and augmentation of the shipping of this our realm of England'. Since then the Corporation of Trinity House has been the body responsible in England for the erection and maintenance of lighthouses, lightships, buoys, and other aids to navigation within the waters surrounding English shores, and is also the licensing authority for pilots. AJS: This edition with a list of thirty-one Elder Brethren appointed by the Charter of King James the Second. Seller Inventory # 5048
Quantity: 1 available