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Spike Hughes Rare Books ABA, Innerleithen, United Kingdom
Seller rating 4 out of 5 stars
AbeBooks Seller since March 21, 2013
8vo, title with wood-engr. illus., pp. iv, 52, later black cloth red leather title to spine, repair to blank fore-margin of one page, ex-library with labels on inside paste-down e.p. and a couple of blind stamps in text margins. Seller Inventory # 23660
Title: The life and death of the merry devill of ...
Publisher: London: Printed in the black letter, by T.F., 1631. Reprinted for W.R. by J. Nichols., 1819.
Publication Date: 1819
Binding: Hardcover
Seller: Ely Books, ELY, CAMBS, United Kingdom
With a large Engraving to The Title Page, a Head & a Tail Piece. (illustrator). PAGES: iv, 52. BINDING: plain grey boards. CONDITION: Spine chipped with loss; Library stamp to verso of title page; browning, occasional foxing and odd small tear (without loss); otherwise good. Size: 22.5 X 14 Cms. Seller Inventory # 004243
Quantity: 1 available
Seller: Abbey Antiquarian Books, Blockley, GLOS, United Kingdom
Condition: Very Good-. Larger than half page woodcut to titlepage + country contentments scene to first page + a head- and tail-piece. Octavo later neat grey boards with spine title (tips sl.worn) iv +52pp. MS note from Gentleman's Magazine June 1820 p44 and August 1848 p211 attributing the republishing of this original 1631 humourous tale of a Tyll Owlglasse like hero to the London historian William Robinson. Light edge dusting but neat wide-margined copy, no tears, no marking. 1 volume. Hardcover. Seller Inventory # V73995
Quantity: 1 available
Seller: Barry McKay Rare Books, Appleby-in-Westmorland, CUMBR, United Kingdom
8vo, (216x135mm), iv,52p. large wood-engraving on the title. Some slight spotting. Contemporary half red morocco, paste paper sides, front joint neatly repaired. A nice reprint of a scarce work first printed in 1631, here with a handsome wood-engraving, in the 17th century manner, on the title. Although carrying Thomas Brewer's initials on the title, and signed Tho. Brewer on the final leaf, COPAC notes that the work is sometimes attributed to Anthony Brewer. This prose tale was probably suggested by the popularity of a play of the same name, but which did not cover quite the same ground and which some authorities suggest was written by Drayton and originally called Sir John Oldcastle. Please note that the advised postage is based on an average book, if necessary the postage will be reduced to the correct amount and you will be notified by email. Seller Inventory # 16073
Quantity: 1 available