PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE AND MISCELLANEOUS PAPERTS OF SAMUEL PEPYS 1679-1703 in the Possession of J. Pepys Cockerell (2 vols), FURTHER CORRESPONDENCE OF SAMUEL PEPYS 1662-1679 From the family papers of J. Pepys Cockerell (1929)

Black cloth with gilt sp. lettering and decoration, no significant faults to any volume, top edges gilt. Vol.1: f/piece with tissue guard + xliv + 382, only fault is slightly ragged section ofouter edge of leaf xliii/xliv apparently due to a clumsy opening or possibly production fault, associated tear now closed with tear repair tape.Unclipped jacket, generally clean, has numerous edge nick and chips not affecting text, a few wrinkles to sp. which is also very slightly tanned. Vol.2: f/piece with tissue guard + 392; no obvious faults. Unclipped jacker generally clean, far less edge damage than Vol.1, sp. sl. tanned. Further Vol.: xx + 381; no obvious internal faults, jacket as Vol.1, , no sp. rippling but tanning heavier. Although jackets are far from perfect they remain VG for age in my judgment and are very scarce, will add protective sleeves when ordered. Also, slipped in, two newspaper clippings, one late 1930s, one 1945, of little obvious relevance, one indeed being an advert for black jumpers to wear with your jewels (1930s), the smaller 1945 one being a photo of Wotton church which had an association with John Evelyn. In addition there is an utterly irrelevant black 1939-dated form 'Conditions of Service in the Metropolitan Special Constabulary' ! (These now in film-fronted sleeve.) Weighs 2.5 kg unpacked so allow for additional postage especially outside UK. 15 cm x 21.5 cm x 9 cm set thickness.…