title: Inscriptions de la Nubie et de l'Égypte, commentèes par B. G. Niebuhr. (Inscriptions de Calapsché et Dendera.)

text: Nubia

text: Antiquities

text: Inscriptions


mmsType: Item

field: dateIssued

title: Inscriptions de Calapsché.

sourceSystem: mms

namePart: Gau, François Chrétien (1789-1853)

type: personal

authority: naf

type: topic

text: Nubia

authority: lcsh

text: Antiquities

text: Inscriptions

title: [Inscriptions de Calapsché.]

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collectionTitle: Antiquités de la Nubie, ou, Monumens inédits des bords du Nil, situés entre la première et la seconde cataracte, dessinés et mesurés, en 1819, par F.C. Gau ... Ouvrage faisant suite au grand ouvrage de la Commission d'Égypte; dédié au roi.


title: Inscriptions de Calapsché et Maharraga.

text: Nubia

text: Antiquities

text: Inscriptions

title: [Inscriptions de Calapsché et Maharraga.]


title: Inscriptions de Maharraga et Gartass.

text: Nubia

text: Antiquities

text: Inscriptions

title: [Inscriptions de Maharraga et Gartass.]


title: Inscriptions de Gartass[e].

text: Nubia

text: Antiquities

text: Inscriptions

title: [Inscriptions de Gartass[e].]


title: Inscriptions de Gartasse.

text: Nubia

text: Antiquities

text: Inscriptions

title: [Inscriptions de Gartasse.]


title: Inscriptions de Dekkeh.

text: Nubia

text: Antiquities

text: Inscriptions

title: [Inscriptions de Dekkeh.]


field: dateCreated

point: start

point: end

title: [H-H]

type: content

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [H-H]

supplied: no

collectionTitle: Doggett's New York City directory


text: Nubia

text: Antiquities

text: Inscriptions

title: [Inscriptions de l'Égypte: 1. Com-Ombos; 2. Alexandrie.]


title: Inscriptions de l'Ile de Philae.

text: Nubia

text: Antiquities

text: Inscriptions

title: [Inscriptions de l'Ile de Philae.]


title: Inscriptions de Dekkeh.

text: Nubia

text: Antiquities

text: Inscriptions

title: Inscriptions de Dekkeh.


title: Inscriptions de Dekkeh et Tehfah.

text: Nubia

text: Antiquities

text: Inscriptions

title: [Inscriptions de Dekkeh et Tehfah.]


title: [Advertisement]

type: admin

text: Blank verso

title: [Advertisement]


keyDate: yes

title: Map of the North Polar Region.

namePart: Van Campen & Johnson

type: corporate

type: geographic

text: North Pole

title: Map of the North Polar Region.

authority: lctgm

text: Maps

rights: Release Source File for Free (i.e., high-res or master can be released to the public)

rights: None of the maps is dated after the mid 1800s. Therefore, all of them are in the public domain and can be used freely, without restriction.

collectionTitle: Maps of the Oceans


title: West-Indische paskaert : waer in de graden der breedde over weder zyden vande middellyn wassende soo vergrooten, ... Vertonende (behalven Europaes zuydlickste) alle de Zee-kusten van Africa en America ...

originInfo: 1650t'AmstelredamAnthony Iacobsz op t'Water inde Lootsman,

namePart: Jacobsz, Anthonie

usage: primary

text: Nautical charts

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Chart of the Atlantic Ocean.

text: Described in Stoke's The Iconography of Manhattan Island,  II, p. 150-151.

text: National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard.

type: citation/reference

text: Lowery 137

text: Includes notes, ill., coats of arms and inset of southern South Africa.

type: statement of responsibility

text: beschreven door A. Iacobsz.

text: Maps


title: Mar del nort

originInfo: 1658AmsterdamJ. Jansson

text: Nautical charts

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: From Jansson's Ioannis Ianssonii Novus atlas, sive Theatrum orbis terrarum. Vol. 5.

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: Text on verso: Mar del nort, sive, Magnum mare septentrionale. Signature: O ; catchword: MAR.

text: Phillips 5944

text: Includes decorative cartouche.

title: Mar del nort

text: Maps


title: Pas caerte van Nieu Nederlandt en de Engelsche Virginies : van Cabo Cod tot Cabo Canrick

originInfo: 1676AmsteldamWeduwe van P. Goos

callNumber: Map Div. 01-1914 [Filed with N.Y. Province, 1676]

namePart: Goos, Pieter, ca. 1616-1675

text: Coasts

text: Middle Atlantic States

text: Coasts

text: New England

text: Maps

text: Described by Burden as originally appearing in Pieter Goos's Zee-atlas of 1666.

text: Includes decorative cartouche, ill., and rhumb lines.

text: Burden, P.D. Mapping of North America, 387

text: NYPL. Dictionary catalog of the Map Division, VII, p. 140

text: From Pieter Goos's Zee-atlas, ofte water-wereld, 1676. NN

text: Maps


title: Pas caarte van Nieu Nederlandt

originInfo: 1676AmsterdamUytgegeven door Hendrick Doncker inde Nieubbruggsteeg in't stuermans Gereetschap het derde huys Vande Nieubrugh inde straet,

callNumber: Map Div. 01-5362 [Filed with North America, Part of, [1659], as originally cataloged in NYPL Dictionary Catalog of the Map Division]

namePart: Doncker, Hendrick, 1626-1699

text: Middle Atlantic States

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: New England

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: Nautical charts

text: Atlantic Coast (Middle Atlantic States)

text: Nautical charts

text: Atlantic Coast (New England)

text: Variant ed. of Burden, P.D. Mapping of North America, 316

text: Appears in Doncker's Zee-atlas ofte water-waereld.

text: Depths shown by soundings.

text: State 4, according to Burden. Arnold Colom's original map of 1656, now bears the imprint of Hendrick Doncker.

text: Koemen, C. Atlantes Neerlandici, IV, p. 165

title: Pas caarte van Nieu Nederlandt

text: Maps


title: A chart of the English Channel with the adjacent coasts of England and France

callNumber: Map Div. 09-1294 [Filed with English Channel 17--]

namePart: Kitchin, Thomas, d. 1784

text: Nautical charts

text: English Channel

text: English Channel

text: Maps

text: "For the Lond. Mag."

text: From: London magazine, v. 27, Oct. 1758.

text: Jolly, D. C., Maps in British periodicals, pt. 1, LOND-149

text: by Thos. Kitchin Geogr.

text: Maps


title: A new chart of the vast Atlantic Ocean : exhibiting the seat of war, both in Europe and America, likewise the trade winds & course of sailing from one continent to the other, with the banks, shoals and rocks drawn according to the latest discoveries, and regulated by astronomical observations

originInfo: 1740-09-05LondonPublish'd  ... & sold by T. Cooper at the Globe in Pater noster Row,

namePart: Cooper, Thomas, d. 1743

namePart: Bowen, Emanuel, d. 1767

text: Nautical charts

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Trade routes

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Trade winds

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: "Publish'd according to Act of Parliament ..."

text: Includes notes and "A table comparing this chart with Mr. Popples great Map of the British Empire in America."

text: Prime meridians: London and Paris.

text: Emanl. Bowen, sculp.

text: Maps


originInfo: 1740LondonT. Cooper

text: Nautical charts

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Trade routes

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Trade winds

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard.

text: Prime meridians: London and Paris.

text: Emanl. Bowen, sculp.

authority: lcgft

text: Maps


title: Carte des terres nouvellement connues au nord de la Mer du Sud, tant du Côtè de l'Asie que du Côte de l'Amerique ...

originInfo: 1752ParisAcadèmie royale des inscriptions et belles lettres

callNumber: Map Div. 02-320 [Filed with Pacific Ocean]

namePart: Buache, Philippe, 1700-1773

text: North Pacific Ocean

text: Northern Hemisphere

text: East Asia

text: North America

text: Rèduite d'aprés les cartes prèsentèes á l'Acad. des Sc. au mois d'août 1752. Avec la route des Chinois en Amèrique vers l'an 458 de J.C. que Mr. de Guignes a tirèes des Annales chinoises.

text: At upper left corner: Mèm. de l'Acad. des B.L. At upper right corner: Tom. 28, pag. 503, planche 2me.

text: par Philippe Buache.

text: Maps


title: Chart of the Atlantic Ocean, with the British, French, & Spanish settlements in North America and the West Indies : as also on the coast of Africa

originInfo: 17621768LondonPublish[e]d according to Act of Parliament by T. Jefferys, the corner of St. Martins Lane, Charing Cross,

callNumber: Map Div. 00-356 [Filed with Atlantic Ocean, 1756 to 1762?]

namePart: Jefferys, Thomas, d. 1771

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: North America

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: "Longitude w. from London" and "The meridian of Ferro."

text: "Plate III. The dominions ceded by France & Spain to Great Britain in 1762 are coloured with a feint red."

text: Appears in the author's General topography of North America and the West Indies. 1768.

text: Includes tables of latitude and longitude of selected places with comparison to latitude and longitude on the maps of Bellin and D'Anville.

text: NYPL copy has Plate I and Plate II attached to Plate III.

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: Phillips 1196

text: Phillips. Maps of America, p. 127

text: Accompanied by 2 leaves intended to be hinged to the margin as overlays to North America: Plate I. The claims of the French in 1756 are colored yellow -- Plate II. The French dominions as proposed by M. De Bussy in 1761 are coloured yellow and the lands proposed by M. De Bussy to be neutral are coloured green.

text: by Thos. Jefferys, geographer to His Majesty.


title: Carte réduite de l'Ocean occidental contenant partie des costes d'Europe et d'Afrique : depuis le 51e dégré de latitude septentrionale jusqu'à l'Equateur et celles de l'Amerique qui leur sont opposées

originInfo: 1766ParisDepost des cartes, plans et journaux de la marine

namePart: Choiseul, Etienne-François, duc de, 1719-1785

namePart: France. Dépôt des cartes et plans de la marine

namePart: Bellin, Jacques Nicolas, 1703-1772

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Nautical charts

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: Depths shown by soundings. Relief shown pictorially.

text: BM maps col. 590

text: Differs from similar map. Hand col., has smaller scale and size, and lacks insignia and price.

text: Includes "Avertissement".

text: Prime meridians: Paris, Cap Lezard, London and Teneriffe.

text: Quatrieme edition.

text: Ford Collection.

text: dressée au Depost des cartes, plans et journaux de la marine pour le Service des vaisseaux du Roy, par ordre de M. le duc de Choiseul, colonel général des suisses et grisons, ministre de la guerre et de la marine, par le S. Bellin, ingénieur de la marine ...

text: Maps


text: Nautical charts

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: Differs from similar map. Uncolored, has larger scale and size, and includes insignia and price.

text: In lower right margin: Prix trente Sols.

text: BM maps col. 590

text: NYPL copy annotated with black ink to show route of a voyage.

text: Includes "Avertissement."

text: dressée au Depost des cartes, plans et journaux de la marine pour le Service des vaisseaux du Roy, par ordre de M. le duc de Choiseul, colonel général des suisses et grisons, ministre de la guerre et de la marine, par le Sr. Bellin, ingenieur de la marine ...

text: Maps


title: [H-H]

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [H-H]


title: A new map or chart in Mercators projection of the Western or Atlantic Ocean : with part of Europe, Africa and America.

originInfo: 1781LondonJ. Bew

namePart: Bew, John, d. 1793

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: From Political magazine, v. 2, Oct. 1781.

text: Includes notes.

text: Jolly, D.C. Maps of America in periodicals before 1800, 367

text: National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard.

text: Maps


title: Chart of the Gulf Stream

originInfo: 1789PhiladelphiaPrinted by Matthew Carey

callNumber: Map Div. 01-10254 [Filed with Atlantic Ocean]

namePart: Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839

text: Atlantic States

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Gulf Stream

text: Gulf Stream

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: From American museum, V. 5, 1789.

text: Prime meridian: London.

text: NYPL. Dictionary catalog of the Map Division, IV, p. 757

title: Chart of the Gulf Stream

text: Maps


title: Carta general del Oceano Atlantico ú ocidental desde 52º de latitud norte hasta el Equador

originInfo: 1800MadridDeposito Hidrografico

namePart: Cornel, Antonio

namePart: Selma, Ferdinand, 1752-1810

namePart: Spain. Depósito Hidrográfico

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Nautical charts

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Nautical charts

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: Variant edition described in Carmen Llter's Cartografla de Espaqa en la Biblioteca Nacional.  [1993] v. 2, p. 319 (no. 1700).

text: "Longitud del meridiano de Cadiz."

text: Depth shown by soundings.

text: In lower right corner: Fernando Selma la grabo.

text: Includes notes.

text: construida de orden del Rey en el Deposito Hidrografico de Marina y presentada á S.M. por mano del Exmo. Señor D. Antonio Cornel, Secretario de Estado y del Despacho Universal de Guerra, Encargado del de Marina y de la Direccion General de la Real Armada.

text: Maps


title: A chart of the Atlantic or Western Ocean : laid down from the latest discoveries and regulated by numerous astronomical observations

originInfo: 180281 Fleet StreetG.F. Cruchley, map seller and publisher

namePart: Cruchley, G. F.

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Nautical charts

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Imprint based on publisher's advertisement pasted on verso of map. NN

text: NYPL copy has ms. notes pencilled on face of map tracing route of a voyage.

text: Prime meridian: London.


title: To the members of the Nautical Institution and Ship-masters' Society of the city of New York, this chart, extending from lat. 40°15 N., long. 72°15 W., to lat. 22°35 N., long. 80°25 W., is respectfully dedicated

originInfo: 1824New YorkWm. Hooker

callNumber: Map Div. 00-364 [oversize]

namePart: Hooker, William

namePart: Blunt, Edmund M. (Edmund March) (1770-1862 )

text: Coasts

text: Florida

text: Nautical charts

text: Atlantic Coast (U.S.)

text: Nautical charts

text: Bahamas

text: Nautical charts

text: Florida, Straits of

text: Atlantic Coast (U.S.)

text: NYPL copy in Map Div. 00-364 uncolored.

text: by their obedient servant Edmund M. Blunt ; plans engraved by Hooker, N. York.

text: Maps


title: A chart of the Atlantic or Western Ocean

originInfo: 1830LondonPublished ... by J. & A. Walker ...,

namePart: J. & C. Walker

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Nautical charts

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Early works to 1800

text: Depths shown by soundings.

text: Includes notes.

text: NYPL copy backed with blue paper and cloth; damaged in some places; year no longer visible.

text: NYPL copy has ms. notations in pencil on face of map.

text: Shows North Atlantic Ocean.

text: NYPL. Dictionary Catalog of the Map Division, I, p. 476

text: drawn from the latest surveys & astronomical observations by J. & A. Walker, London & Liverpool 1830.

text: Maps

extent: 1 map on 2 sheets ; 90 x 118 cm., sheets 93 x 62 cm.  93 x 60 cm.


title: Chart of the Atlantic Ocean : with an illustration of the character and rout[e] of a storm which occurred on the American coast in August 1830

originInfo: 1831New YorkPublished by E. & G.W. Blunt

namePart: Hooker, William, 1782-1856

namePart: E. & G.W. Blunt (Firm)

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Nautical charts

text: Atlantic Ocean

text: Nautical charts

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Hurricane, 1830 Oct. 1

text: Maps

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Storm, 1830 Aug

text: Maps

text: Depths shown by shading and irregular form lines.

text: Nautical chart of the North Atlantic Ocean showing storm of August 1830 off the New York-New Jersey coast and "Track of the Hurricane of Oct. 1, 1830."

text: William Hooker, engraver, New York.

text: Maps


title: Tableau des courants observés dans l'Océan Atlantique Septentrional, au moyen de bouteilles jetées à la  mer.

originInfo: 1838ParisDépôt-général de la marine,

namePart: Daussy, Pierre (1792-1860)

namePart: Letronne, Louis (1790-1842)

namePart: Michel, François Pierre

authority: ulan

namePart: Hacq, J. M.

namePart: France. Dépôt général de la marine

text: Nautical charts

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: Map seller's name plate pasted on verso of the map NN

text: "Publihe par ordre du Roi sous le Ministire de M. Ducampe de Rosamel, Vice Admiral Secrhtaire d'Etat au Dhpartement de la Marine et des colonies."

text: At the upper right corner: No. 800.

text: Depths shown by soundings.

text: Includes annotations in red ink showing data gathered along specific routes. NN

text: Includes note.

text: Prime meridian: Paris.

text: dressé par P. Daussy, ingénieur hydrographe en chef de la Marine ; gravé par Michel ; écrit par J.M. Hacq.

text: Maps


title: Chart shewing the tracks across the North Atlantic Ocean, of Don Christopher Columbus

originInfo: 1850New YorkPublished by George P. Putnam

namePart: Putnam, George Palmer (1814-1872 )

namePart: Kemble, William

text: North Atlantic Ocean

type: name

nameType: personal

text: Columbus, Christopher

authority: aat

text: journeys

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Maps

text: National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Access to Early Maps of the Middle Atlantic Seaboard.

text: Shows 1st voyage in 1492 & 1493; 2nd, 1493, 1494, 1495 & 1496; 3rd, 1498; and 4th, 1502, 1503 & 1504.

text: eng'd by W. Kemble.

text: Maps


title: Map showing the plan for shortening the time of passage between New York & London

originInfo: 1850BostonJ.H. Bufford & Co's Lith.

namePart: Robinson, A. P. (Asa P.)

namePart: J.H. Bufford & Co.

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Shipping

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Steamboat lines

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: Transit, International

text: North Atlantic Ocean

text: drawn by A.P. Robinson.

text: Maps


title: From St. Christopher to Eustatius with Saba Island. (U. S. Hydrographic Chart. No. 369.)

namePart: Wyman, R. H. (Robert Harris), 1822-1882

text: Maps


title: Carte reduite des mers comprises entre l'Asie et l'Amerique : apelées par les navigateurs Mer du Sud ou Mer pacifique : pour servir aux vaisseaux du Roi

originInfo: 1756ParisDépost des cartes, plans et journaux de la marine

namePart: Heulland, Guillaume d, d. ca. 1770, d. ca. 1770

namePart: France. Dépôt des cartes et plans de la marine

namePart: Maurepas, Jean-Frédéric Phélypeaux, comte de, 1701-1781

text: Nautical charts

text: Pacific Ocean

text: Cette carte a eth corrighe en 1756.

text: Covers eastern North America as far north as Delaware Bay.

text: Ford Collection.

text: Prime meridians: Paris, Cap Lezard, London, Teneriffe, and Ferro.

text: Relief shown pictorially.

text: Title within ornamental cartouche.

text: dressée aux dépost des cartes, plans et journaux de la marine, par ordre de M. le Comte de Maurepas, 1742 ; Dheulland, sculp.

text: Maps


title: Description of the book.

namePart: Aesop

namePart: Gherardo, del Fora (ca. 1444-1497)

type: ownership

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: Description of the book 1.

title: Description of the book.

text: Illustrations

rights: Nothing dated after the 16th century. Therefore, all images are in the public domain and can be used freely, without restriction.

collectionTitle: Medici Aesop


title: Opening page of text, with historiated border, author portrait, large initial, and rubricated title.

text: Animals

text: Aesop

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: Title page 1; The eagle and the fox 1.

title: Title page; The eagle and the fox.

text: Illustrations


title: The eagle and the fox [cont.].

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The eagle and the fox 2.

title: The eagle and the fox [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title: The eagle and the fox [end]; The eagle and the beetle.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The eagle and the fox 3 ; The eagle and the beetle 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The eagle and the beetle [cont.].

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The eagle and the beetle 2.

title: The eagle and the beetle [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title: The eagle and the beetle [end].

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The eagle and the beetle 3.

title: The eagle and the beetle [end].

text: Illustrations


title: The nightingale and the sparrow hawk.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The nightingale and the sparrow hawk 1.

title: The nightingale and the sparrow hawk.

text: Illustrations


title: [H-H]

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [H-H]


title: The nightingale and the sparrow hawk [cont.]; The fox and the goat.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The nightingale and the sparrow hawk 2 ; The fox and the goat 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The fox and the goat [cont.].

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fox and the goat  2.

title: The fox and the goat [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title: The fox and the goat [end]; The fox who had never seen a lion.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fox and the goat 3; The fox who had never seen a lion 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The weasel and the rooster.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The weasel and the rooster 1.

title: The weasel and the rooster.

text: Illustrations


title: The weasel and the rooster [cont.]; The fox with the cropped tail.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The weasel and the rooster 2; The fox with the cropped tail 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Page of text with rubric and quire signature. Miniature and opening of fable of the Fox and the Bramble; preceded by end of fable of the Fox with the Cropped Tail.

text: Foxes

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fox with the cropped tail 2; The fox and the bramble 1.

title: The fox with the cropped tail [cont.]; The fox and the bramble.

text: Illustrations


title: The fox and the bramble [cont.]; The fox and the crocodile.

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fox and the bramble 2; The fox and the crocodile 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The fox and the crocodile [cont.]; The roosters and the partridge.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fox and the crocodile 2; The roosters and the partridge 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The roosters and the partridge [cont.]; The fox and the mask.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The roosters and the partridge 2; The fox and the mask 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The fox and the mask [cont.]; The coal man and the fuller.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fox and the mask 2; The coal man and the fuller 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The coal man and the fuller [cont.]; The fishermen who caught stones.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The coal man and the fuller 2; The fishermen who caught stones 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The fishermen who caught stones [cont.]; The braggart.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fishermen who caught stones 2; The braggart 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The braggart [cont.]; The man who promised the impossible.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The braggart 2; The man who promised the impossible 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The man who promised the impossible [cont.]; The cheat.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The man who promised the impossible 2; The cheat 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The cheat [cont.]; The fishermen and the tuna.

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The cheat 2; The fishermen and the tuna 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The fishermen and the tuna [cont.]; The broken vow.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fishermen and the tuna 2; The broken vow 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The broken vow [cont.].

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The broken vow 2.

title: The broken vow [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title: The broken vow [end]; The frogs and the dried-up pond.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The broken vow 3; The frogs and the dried-up pond 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The frogs and the dried-up pond [cont.]; The old man and death.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The frogs and the dried-up pond 2; The old man and death 1.

text: Illustrations


title: [H-H]

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [H-H]


title: The old man and death [cont.]; The old woman and the doctor.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The old man and death 2; The old woman and the doctor 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The old woman and the doctor [cont.].

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The old woman and the doctor 2.

title: The old woman and the doctor [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title: Beloochees in the Bolan Pass.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.

text: Lettered on cover: Atkinson's sketches in Afghanistan.

title: Title page Sketches in Afghaunistan, by J. Atkinson, esq.

collectionTitle: Sketches in Afghaunistan, by Jas. Atkinson, esq.


title: The old woman and the doctor [end]; The farmer and his children.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The old woman and the doctor 3; The farmer and his children 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Dedication] To the Most Noble the Marquis Wllesley,Knight of the Garter, etc. etc. etc. This work on the recent operations of the British Army in Afghaunistan, is respectfully dedicated, by His Lordship's most obedient servants, Graves & Warmsley.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.

title: Dedication To the Most Noble the Marquis Wllesley,Knight of the Garter, etc. etc. etc. This work on the recent operations of the British Army in Afghaunistan, is respectfully dedicated, by His Lordship's most obedient servants, Graves & Warmsley.


title: The farmer and his children [cont.]; The farmer and his dogs.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The farmer and his children 2; The farmer and his dogs 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Description of the  Plates (1-13)

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.

title: Description of the  Plates (1-13)


title: The farmer and his dogs [cont.]; The woman and the hen.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The farmer and his dogs 2; The woman and the hen 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Description of the  Plates (14-25)

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.

title: Description of the  Plates (14-25)


title: The woman and the hen [cont.]; Dog bites man.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The woman and the hen 2; Dog bites man 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Dog bites man [cont.]; The two boys and the butcher.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: Dog bites man 2; The two boys and the butcher 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Scene of the river Sutledge, near Pauk-Puttun in the Punjaub.

text: Afghanistan

text: Sutlej River

text: Punjab (Pakistan)

text: Rivers

text: Pakistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The two boys and the butcher [cont.]; The fox and the monkey king.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The two boys and the butcher 2; The fox and the monkey king 1.

text: Illustrations


title:
The
    town of Roree and the fortress of Bukker, on the Indus.

text: Afghanistan

text: Indus River

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The fox and the monkey king [cont.].

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fox and the monkey king 2.

title: The fox and the monkey king [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title:
The
    encampment at Dadur, with the entrance to the Bolan Pass.

text: Afghanistan

text: Balochistan (Pakistan)

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The fox and the monkey king [end]; The tuna and the dolphin.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fox and the monkey king 3; The tuna and the dolphin 1.

text: Illustrations


title: View of the mountain Baba-Naunee, called Kutl-Cahor.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The tuna and the dolphin [cont.]; The doctor and his patient.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The tuna and the dolphin 2; The doctor and his patient 1.

text: Illustrations


title: [H-H]

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [H-H]


title: Entrance to the Bolan Pass from Dadur.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.

text: Lettered on cover: Atkinson's sketches in Afghanistan.

title: Entrance to the Bolan Pass from Dadur.


title: The doctor and his patient [cont.]; The bird catcher and the viper.

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The doctor and his patient 2; The bird catcher and the viper 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The wild Pass of Siri-Kajoor.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.

title: The wild Pass of Siri-Kajoor.


title: The bird catcher and the viper [cont.]; The castor.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The bird catcher and the viper 2; The castor 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The castor [cont.]; The dog and the butcher.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The castor 2; The dog and the butcher 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The opening into the narrow Pass above the Siri Bolan.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The dog and the butcher [cont.]; The sleeping dog and the wolf.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The dog and the butcher 2; The sleeping dog and the wolf 1.

text: Illustrations


title:
The
    approach to the fortress of Kwettah.

text: Afghanistan

text: Quetta (Pakistan)

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The sleeping dog and the wolf [cont.]; The dog, the rooster, and the fox.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The sleeping dog and the wolf 2; The dog, the rooster, and the fox 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The dog, the rooster, and the fox [cont.].

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The dog, the rooster, and the fox 2.

text: Illustrations


title: Entrance into the Kojak Pass from Parush.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The dog, the rooster, and the fox [end]; The lion and the frog; The lion, the donkey, and the fox.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The dog, the rooster, and the fox 3; The lion and the frog 1; The lion, the donkey, and the fox 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The troops emerging from the narrow part of the defile [in the Koojah Pass].

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The lion, the donkey, and the fox [cont.]; The lion, the bear, and the fox.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The lion, the donkey, and the fox 2; The lion, the bear, and the fox 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The first descent through the Koojah Pass.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.

text: Lettered on cover: Atkinson's sketches in Afghanistan.


title: The lion, the bear, and the fox [cont.]; The fortune-teller.

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The lion, the bear, and the fox 2; The fortune-teller 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The fortune-teller [cont.]; The ant and the dove.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fortune-teller 2; The ant and the dove 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The second descent through the Koojah Pass.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The ant and the dove [cont.]; The bat, the thorn, and the gull.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The ant and the dove 2; The bat, the thorn, and the gull 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The third descent of the Koojah Pass.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.

title: The third descent of the Koojah Pass.


title: The bat, the thorn, and the gull [cont.].

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The bat, the thorn, and the gull 2.

text: Illustrations


title:
The
    city of  Candahar.

text: Afghanistan

text: Kandahâr (Afghanistan)

text: Illustrated t.-p.

title: The city of  Candahar.


text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The bat, the thorn, and the gull 3.

text: Illustrations


title:
The
    fortress and citadal of Ghuznee and the two minars.

text: Afghanistan

text: Ghaznî (Afghanistan)

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The bat, the thorn, and the gull [end]; The donkey and the gardener.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The bat, the thorn, and the gull 4; The donkey and the gardener 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The Valley of Maidan.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.

title: The Valley of Maidan.


title: The donkey and the gardener [cont.]; The bird catcher and the crested lark.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The donkey and the gardener 2; The bird catcher and the crested lark 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The village of Urghundee.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.

title: The village of Urghundee.


title: The bird catcher and the crested lark [cont.]; Hermes and the traveler.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The bird catcher and the crested lark 2; Hermes and the traveler 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Surrender of Dost Mahommed Khan, to Sir William Hay Macnachten Bart, at the Entrance into Caubul from Killa-Kazee.

text: Afghanistan

text: Dôst Mohammad Khân, Amir of Afghanistan, 1793-1863

text: Kâbol (Afghanistan)

text: Illustrated t.-p.

text: Description title : " Entrance into Caubul from Killa-Kazee."


title: Hermes and the traveler [cont.]; The thieving child and his mother.

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: Hermes and the traveler 2; The thieving child and his mother 1.

text: Illustrations


title: [H-H]

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [H-H]


title:
The
    main street in the bazaar at Caubul in the fruit season.

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol (Afghanistan)

text: Illustrated t.-p.

text: Lettered on cover: Atkinson's sketches in Afghanistan.


title: The thieving child and his mother [cont.].

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The thieving child and his mother 2.

text: Illustrations


title:
The
    Balla Hissar and city of Caubul from the upper part of the Citadel.

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol (Afghanistan)

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The thieving child and his mother [end]; The shepherd and the sea.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The thieving child and his mother 3; The shepherd and the sea 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The shepherd and the sea [cont.]; The pomegranate, the apple, and the olive trees, and the thornbush.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The shepherd and the sea 2; The pomegranate, the apple, and the olive trees, and the thornbush 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Caubul, from a burying ground on the mountain ridge, North-East of the city.

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol (Afghanistan)

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The pomegranate, the apple, and the olive trees, and the thornbush [cont.]; The mole and his mother.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The pomegranate, the apple, and the olive trees, and the thornbush 2; The mole and his mother 1.

text: Illustrations


title:
The
    Durbar-Khaneh of Shah Shoojah-ool-Moolk, at Caubul.

text: Afghanistan

text: Kâbol (Afghanistan)

text: Illustrated t.-p.


title: The mole and his mother [cont.]; The wasps, the partridges, and the farmer.

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The mole and his mother 2; The wasps, the partridges, and the farmer 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The avenue at Baber's tomb.

text: Afghanistan

text: Babur, Emperor of Hindustan, 1483-1530

text: Illustrated t.-p.

title: The avenue at Baber's tomb.


title: The wasps, the partridges, and the farmer [cont.]; The peacock and the jackdaw.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The wasps, the partridges, and the farmer 2; The peacock and the jackdaw 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The tomb of the Emperor Baber.

text: Afghanistan

text: Babur, Emperor of Hindustan, 1483-1530

text: Illustrated t.-p.

title: The tomb of the Emperor Baber.


title: Text with rubric, 3-line initial and border design.  End of fable of the Peacock and the Jackdaw; miniature and opening of fable of the Wild Boar and the Fox.

text: Boars

text: Foxes

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The peacock and the jackdaw 2; The wild boar and the fox 1.

title: The peacock and the jackdaw [cont.]; The wild boar and the fox.

text: Illustrations


title: Caubul costumes.

text: Afghanistan

text: Illustrated t.-p.

title: Caubul costumes.


title: The wild boar and the fox [cont.]; The crested lark; The fawn and the deer.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The wild boar and the fox 2; The crested lark 1; The fawn and the deer 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The fawn and the deer [cont.]; The hares and the frogs.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fawn and the deer 2; The hares and the frogs 1.

text: Illustrations


title: [H-H]

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [H-H]


title: The hares and the frogs [cont.].

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The hares and the frogs 2.

title: The hares and the frogs [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title: The hares and the frogs [end]; The donkey who envied the horse's life.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The hares and the frogs 3; The donkey who envied the horse's life 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The donkey who envied the horse's life [cont.]; The miser.

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The donkey who envied the horse's life 2; The miser 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The miser [cont.]; The greese and the cranes.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The miser 2; The greese and the cranes 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The greese and the cranes [cont.]; The tortoise and the eagle.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The greese and the cranes 2; The tortoise and the eagle 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The tortoise and the eagle [cont.]; The flea and the man.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The tortoise and the eagle 2; The flea and the man 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The flea and the man [cont.]; The blind doe.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The flea and the man 2; The blind doe 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The blind doe [cont.]; The doe and the lion; The doe and the vines.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The blind doe 2; The doe and the lion 1; The doe and the vines 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The doe and the vines [cont.]; The donkey, the rooster, and the lion.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The doe and the vines 2; The donkey, the rooster, and the lion 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The donkey, the rooster, and the lion [cont.]; The gardener and the dog.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The donkey, the rooster, and the lion 2; The gardener and the dog 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The sow and the dog; The snake and the crab.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The sow and the dog 1; The snake and the crab 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The snake and the crab [cont.]; The shepherd and the wolf.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The snake and the crab 2; The shepherd and the wolf 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The shepherd and the wolf [cont.]; The lion, the wolf, and the fox.

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The shepherd and the wolf 2; The lion, the wolf, and the fox 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The lion, the wolf, and the fox [cont.].

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The lion, the wolf, and the fox 2.

text: Illustrations


title: The lion, the wolf, and the fox [end]; The woman and the drunkard.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The lion, the wolf, and the fox 3; The woman and the drunkard 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The woman and the drunkard [cont.].

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The woman and the drunkard 2.

title: The woman and the drunkard [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title: The woman and the drunkard [end]; The boar and the mouse; The donkey in the lion's skin.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The woman and the drunkard 3; The boar and the mouse 1; The donkey in the lion's skin 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The donkey in the lion's skin [cont.]; The sparrow.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The donkey in the lion's skin 2; The sparrow 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The swallow and the crow; The nightingale and the bat.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The swallow and the crow 1; The nightingale and the bat 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The nightingale and the bat [cont.]; The snails.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The nightingale and the bat 2; The snails 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The snails [cont.]; The woman and the servants.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The snails 2; The woman and the servants 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The woman and the servants [cont.]; The magician.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The woman and the servants 2; The magician 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The magician [cont.]; The weasel and the file; The farmer and the goddess fortune.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The magician 2; The weasel and the file 1; The farmer and the goddess fortune 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The farmer and the goddess fortune [cont.]; The travelers and the axe.

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The farmer and the goddess fortune 2; The travelers and the axe 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The travelers and the axe [cont.]; The frogs.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The travelers and the axe 2; The frogs 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The frogs [cont.]; The beekeeper.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The frogs 2; The beekeeper 1.

title: The frogs [cont.]; The beekeeper.

text: Illustrations


title: [H-H]

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [H-H]


title: The beekeeper [cont.]; The kingfisher.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The beekeeper 2; The kingfisher 1.

title: The beekeeper [cont.]; The kingfisher.

text: Illustrations


title: The kingfisher [cont.].

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The kingfisher 2.

title: The kingfisher [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title: The kingfisher [end]; The fisherman.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The kingfisher 3; The fisherman 1.

title: The kingfisher [end]; The fisherman.

text: Illustrations


title: The fisherman [cont.]; The monkey and the dolphin.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fisherman 2; The monkey and the dolphin 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The monkey and the dolphin [cont.]; The flies.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The monkey and the dolphin 2; The flies 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The flies [cont.]; Hermes and the sculptor.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The flies 2; Hermes and the sculptor 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Hermes and the sculptor [cont.]; Hermes and Tiresias.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: Hermes and the sculptor 2; Hermes and Tiresias 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Hermes and Tiresias [cont.].

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: Hermes and Tiresias 2.

title: Hermes and Tiresias [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title: Hermes and Tiresias [end]; The two dogs.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: Hermes and Tiresias 3; The two dogs 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The two dogs [cont.]; The man and the shrew.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The two dogs 2; The man and the shrew 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The man and the shrew [cont.]; The kid and the flute playing wolf.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The man and the shrew 2; The kid and the flute-playing wolf 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The kid and the flute playing wolf [cont.]; The crab and the fox.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The kid and the flute playing wolf 2; The crab and the fox 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The crab and the fox [cont.]; The zither player.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The crab and the fox 2; The zither player 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The zither player [cont.]; The thieves and the rooster.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The zither player 2; The thieves and the rooster 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The thieves and the rooster [cont.]; The crow and the raven.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The thieves and the rooster 2; The crow and the raven 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The crow and the raven [cont.]; The rook and the dog.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The crow and the raven 2; The rook and the dog 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The rook and the dog [cont.]; The crow and the snake.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The rook and the dog 2; The crow and the snake 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The crow and the snake [cont.]; The jackdaw and the pigeons.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The crow and the snake 2; The jackdaw and the pigeons 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The jackdaw and the pigeons [cont.]; The jackdaw at large.

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The jackdaw and the pigeons 2; The jackdaw at large 1.

text: Illustrations


title: [I-I]

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [I-I]


title: The jackdaw at large [cont.]; Hermes and the craftsmen.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The jackdaw at large 2; Hermes and the craftsmen 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Hermes and the craftsmen [cont.]; Zeus and modesty.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: Hermes and the craftsmen 2; Zeus and modesty 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Zeus and modesty [cont.]; Zeus and the tortoise.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: Zeus and modesty 2; Zeus and the tortoise 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Zeus and the tortoise [cont.]; The wounded wolf and the ewe.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: Zeus and the tortoise 2; The wounded wolf and the ewe 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The wounded wolf and the ewe [cont.]; The hares and the foxes.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The wounded wolf and the ewe 2; The hares and the foxes 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The hares and the foxes [cont.]; The ant.

text: Ants

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The hares and the foxes 2; The ant 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The ant [cont.]; The bat and the weasels.

text: Bats

text: Weasels

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The ant 2; The bat and the weasels 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The bat and the weasels [cont.]; The travelers and the flotsam.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The bat and the weasels 2; The travelers and the flotsam 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The travelers and the flotsam [cont.]; The wild donkey and the tame one.

text: Donkeys

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The travelers and the flotsam 2; The wild donkey and the tame one 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The wild donkey and the tame one [cont.]; The donkeys' petition to Zeus.

text: Donkeys

text: Zeus (Greek deity)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The wild donkey and the tame one 2; The donkeys' petition to Zeus 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The donkeys' petition to Zeus [cont.]; The fox, and the donkey disguised as a lion.

text: Foxes

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The donkeys' petition to Zeus 2; The fox, and the donkey disguised as a lion 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The fox, and the donkey disguised as a lion [cont.]; The donkey and the frogs.

text: Donkeys

text: Frogs

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fox, and the donkey disguised as a lion 2; The donkey and the frogs 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The donkey and the frogs [cont.]; The donkey, the crow, and the wolf.

text: Donkeys

text: Wolves

text: Crows

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The donkey and the frogs 2; The donkey, the crow, and the wolf 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The donkey, the crow, and the wolf [cont.]; The donkey, the fox, and the lion.

text: Donkeys

text: Lions

text: Foxes

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The donkey, the crow, and the wolf 2; The donkey, the fox, and the lion 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The donkey, the fox, and the lion [cont.]; The hen and the swallow.

text: Birds

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The donkey, the fox, and the lion 2; The hen and the swallow 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The hen and the swallow [cont.]; The first appearance of the camel.

text: Camels

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The hen and the swallow 2; The first appearance of the camel 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The first appearance of the camel [cont.]; The stepped on serpent.

text: Snakes

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The first appearance of the camel 2; The stepped on serpent 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The stepped on serpent [cont.]; The thirsty dove.

text: Doves

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: he stepped on serpent 2; The thirsty dove 1.

text: Illustrations


title: [I-I]

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [I-I]


title: The thirsty dove [cont.]; The dove and the crow.

text: Birds

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The thirsty dove 2; The dove and the crow 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The dove and the crow [cont.]; The rich man and the mourners.

text: Grief

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The dove and the crow 2; The rich man and the mourners 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The rich man and the mourners [cont.]; The shepherd and his sheep.

text: Sheep herding

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The rich man and the mourners 2; The shepherd and his sheep 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Text with rubrics, border design, 3-line initial.  Miniature and opening of fable of the Fisherman and the Minnow; end of fable of the Shepherd and his sheep.

text: Fishing

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The shepherd and his sheep 2; The fisherman and the minnow 1.

title: The shepherd and his sheep [cont.]; The fisherman and the minnow.

text: Illustrations


title: The fisherman and the minnow [cont.]; The horse and the donkey.

text: Donkeys

text: Horses

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fisherman and the minnow 2; The horse and the donkey 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The horse and the donkey [cont.]; The man and the Satyr.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The horse and the donkey 2; The man and the Satyr 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The man and the Satyr [cont.]; The fox and the woodcutter.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The man and the Satyr 2; The fox and the woodcutter 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The fox and the woodcutter [cont.].

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fox and the woodcutter 2.

title: The fox and the woodcutter [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title: The fox and the woodcutter [end]; The man who broke the statue.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fox and the woodcutter 3; The man who broke the statue 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Page of text with rubrics, initial, border design, and miniature and fable of the Dog who came to Dinner.  Within the miniature is the Medici coat of arms.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The man who broke the statue 2; The dog who came to dinner 1.

title: The man who broke the statue [cont.]; The dog who came to dinner.

text: Illustrations


title: The dog who came to dinner [cont.].

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The dog who came to dinner 2.

title: The dog who came to dinner [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title: The dog who came to dinner [end]; The fisherman who played the flute.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The dog who came to dinner 3; The fisherman who played the flute 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The fisherman who played the flute [cont.]; The cowherd and the lion.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The fisherman who played the flute 2; The cowherd and the lion 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The cowherd and the lion [cont.]; The sick crow.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The cowherd and the lion 2; The sick crow 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The sick crow [cont.]; The eagle.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The sick crow 2; The eagle 1.

title: The sick crow [cont.]; The eagle.

text: Illustrations


title: The eagle [cont.]; The cricket and the ants.

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The eagle 2; The cricket and the ants 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The cricket and the ants [cont.]; The fox and the worm; The hen who laid the goldern eggs.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The cricket and the ants 2; The fox and the worm 1; The hen who laid the goldern eggs 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The hen who laid the goldern eggs [cont.]; The aged lion and the fox.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The hen who laid the goldern eggs 2; The aged lion and the fox 1.

text: Illustrations


title: [Advertisement]

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

text: Blank verso

title: [Advertisement]


title: The aged lion and the fox [cont.]; The wolf and the old woman.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The original ms. probably included the 'Vita Aesopi' on the first 54 folios (this work usually opened mss. of the fables); 134 complete and 6 partial fables are conserved, and 7 lost (27, 43, 67, 69, 78, 79, 145).

text: Up to 20 long lines per page, ruled in drypoint, some prickings visible.  5 folios, followed by seven quinternions.  Some quire signatures, in Greek letters.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The aged lion and the fox 2; The wolf and the old woman 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The wolf and the old woman [cont.]; The goat and the wolf.

text: 135 miniatures illustrating the fables.  Figures in border on f. 1.

text: 6-line gold opening initial on red and gold field.  3-line gold initials on red, green and blue fields.  Border design in each left border; opening page with 3-margin border.  Rubrics.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The wolf and the old woman 2; The goat and the wolf 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The goat and the wolf [cont.]; The mule.

text: According to J. Kaimowitz, the ms. originally had at least 134 ff; the first 54 and 5 subsequent folios are missing.  Arms of Medici on f. 68; it is known that Piero de' Medici, Lorenzo's son, owned a Greek Aesop, but no conclusive proof that this is his.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The goat and the wolf 2; The mule 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The trumpeter; The reed and the olive tree.

text: Fahy and Mctigue; Alexander; notes in dossier; Dictionary catalog.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The trumpeter 1; The reed and the olive tree 1.

text: Illustrations


title: The reed and the olive tree [cont.]; The wolf and the heron.

text: Arms of the Medici in the miniature on f. 68.  From the collections of Rev. Theodore Williams (sale, London, 1827); Sir Thomas Phillipps (sale, Sotheby's London, 1946).  Acquired for Spencer at Sotheby's 1946 sale.

text: Gherardo di Giovanni di Miniato  (d. 1497)

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The reed and the olive tree 2; The wolf and the heron 1.

text: Illustrations


title: Explicit of text; rubrics, initial and border design.  Some browning of the vellum.

text: Greek

text: Incomplete.

text: Parchment

text: The date of this manuscript arises from the fact that it was copied from the edition printed in Milan, ca. 1480, by Bono Accursio.

text: ff. ii + 75 + ii

text: The wolf and the heron 2.

title: The wolf and the heron [cont.].

text: Illustrations


title: Cast iron flue lining - Opening page pasted with Dr J. S. Billing's presentation slip.

namePart: J. L. Mott Iron Works

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: The page numbers are supplied at the bottom of the page in pencil.

text: Illustrations

rights: All sources were published in the U.S and dated before 1923, placing them in the public domain. Therefore, all images can be used freely, without restriction.

collectionTitle: Illustrated circular [advertisments from J.L. Mott Iron Works]


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text: Catalogs

title: [Drawings of flue lining with price listings.]

text: Illustrations


title: Elevation of Chimney Breast, showing arrangement of flue linings.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Demarest's patent water closets. No. 1 Closet with trap - No. 2 Closet with offset - Sectional cut.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Mott's latrines for use in railroad depots, hotels, hospitals, aslums, factories, and other public institutions.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Mott's 'Star' 1889 furnace. Portable, with galvanized iron castings. Plate 25.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: [J-J]

text: Title page: Thirteenth publication. Established in 1842.

title: [J-J]


title: Mott's 'Star' 1889 furnace. Brick set. Plate 23.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Section showing 'Star' 1889 furnace set in brick. Plate 24.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

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title: The 'Comet' 1889 furnace. Portable.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

title: The 'Comet' 1889 furnace. Portable.

text: Illustrations


title: The 'Comet' 1889 furnace. Portable, with tubular steel dome and galvanized iron casings. Plate 26-A.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

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title: Section showing drum an tubes of 'Comet' 1889 furnace. Plate 26-B.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Mott's 'Comet' furnace. Portable, with wrought iron radiator. Plate 26.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: The 'Osborne.' Plate 22-A.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

title: The 'Osborne.' Plate 22-A.

text: Illustrations


title: Mott's Lenox double oven portable french range. Plate 8-A.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Mott's Lenox double oven portable french range. Plate 8-B.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Patent wash-out water closet, the 'Inodoro.' Plate 919-G ;  Plate 920-G.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: The 'Inodoro' embossed. Plate 93-G ; Plate 921-G.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: The 'Inodoro' embossed, square top. Plate 922-G ; Plate 923-G.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: The 'Inodoro' square embossed -- Ivory tinted. Plate 924-G ; Plate 925-G.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: The 'Inodoro' ivory tinted or white porcelain. Plate 926-G ; Plate 927-G.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: The 'Inodoro' embossed, ivory-tinted, or white porcelain. Plate 928-G ; Plate 929-G.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: The 'Inodoro' ivory-tinted or white porcelain. Plate 930-G. The 'Inodoro' white or ivory-tinted porcelain. Plate 99-G.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

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title: The 'Inodoro' back-outlet wash-out water closet. Plate 88-G, Plate 90-G, Plate 301-G and Plate 291-G.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: 'Yorkshire' brown glazed wash tubs. Plate 564-G.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: 'Yorkshire' brown glazed wash tubs. Plate 931-G.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: 'Yorkshire' brown glazed wash tubs. Plate 932-G.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: [J-J]

text: Stamped on title page: Map removed to Map Department.

title: [J-J]


title: Mott's patent wash-down water closet, the 'Trent.' Plate 963-G ; Plate 964-G.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: The 'Trent' patent wash-down closet. Plate 965-G ; Plate 966-G.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

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title: The 'Trent' patent wash-down closet. Plate 967-G ; Plate 968-G.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: The 'Trent' closet. Plate 969-G ; Plate 970-G.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Mott's patent flushing-rim wash-out urinal. Plate 971-G.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Mott's patent flushing-rim wash-out urinal. Plate 972-G.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Mott's patent flushing-rim wash-out urinal. Sections. Plate 973-G ; Plate 974-G.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

title: [Oval basins. Design 2127, 1959, 1980, 4017, 1958, 2133, 4006 and 1697.]

text: Illustrations


title: Bath-room interior. Plate 975-G.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

title: Bath-room interior. Plate 975-G.

text: Illustrations


title: Demarest's flushing-rim washing-out water closet range. Plate 979-G.

text: Plumbing

text: Equipment and supplies

text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Demarest's patent flushing-rim wash-out water closet range [sections]. Plate 980-G, 981-G, 983-G and 387-G.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Demarest's patent flushing-rim wash-out water closet range. Plate 984-G.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

text: Illustrations


title: Mott's patent direct-action syphon-jet water closet, The Primo. Plate 1006-G ; Plate 1007-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: The Primo. Plate 1008-G ; Plate 1009-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: The Primo. Plate 1008-G ; Plate 1009-G.

text: Illustrations


title: The Primo. Plate 1010-G ; Plate 1011-G.

text: Plumbing

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text: Catalogs

title: The Primo. Plate 1010-G ; Plate 1011-G.

text: Illustrations


title: The Primo, The Primo direct-action syphon-jet water closet and Paper holder. Plate 1012-G -- Plate 1015-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Mott's patent needle and shower baths. Plate 1016-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Mott's patent combination needle, shower, descending douche, liver spray and bidet bath. Plate 828-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Mott's patent combination needle, shower, liver spray and bidet bath. Plate 830-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Patent circular combination needle, shower, liver spray and bidet bath. Plate 65-G. Patent combination needle, shower, liver spray and bidet bath. Plate 66-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Combination dome needle, shower and descending douche bath. Plate 831-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Mott's combination needle and shower bath. Plate 63 1/2 -G ; Needle and shower bath. Plate 1017-G

text: Plumbing

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title: Combination needle and shower bath. Plate 1018-G ; Needle bath. Plath 1019-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Combination brass needle and tubular shower bath. Plate 1020-G ; Combination brass needle and ring shower bath. Plate 1021-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Nickel-plated brass shower. Plate 62 1/2-G, Plate 63-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: [J-J]

text: At foot of title page: Charles R. Rode, 161 Broadway, Late Doggett and Rode. Price eighteen shillings, ($2,25).

title: [J-J]


title: Shower. Plate 1022-G ; Ring shower. Plate 1023-G.

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title: Nickel-plated brass shower. Plate 64-G and Plate 64 1/2-G ; Nickel-plated brass shampoo. Plate 834-G.

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title: Brass ring shower. Plate 835-G ; Brass shower. Plate 836-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Combination tubular and ring shower. Plate 1024-G ; Combination shower and descending douche. Plate 1025-G.

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title: [Nickel-plated copper basin, brass shampoo tubular shower and ring shower.] Plate 1026-G -- Plate 1031-G and Plate 62-G.

text: Illustrations


title: Imperial, Colonial and Yorkshire sinks. Plate 1032-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Imperial, Colonial and Yorkshire roll-rim kitchen sinks. Plate 1033-G.

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title: Imperial and Colonial roll-rim kitchen sinks. Plate 1034-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Imperial and Yorkshire kitchen sinks. Plate 1035-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Imperial porcelain, and Yorkshire brown glazed, kitchen sinks. Plate 885-G.

text: Plumbing

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text: Plumbing

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title: 'Imperial' porcelain, and Yorkshire brown glazed, kitchen sinks. Plate 886-G.

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title: 'Imperial' porcelain pantry sinks. Plate 888-G.

text: Illustrations


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title: 'Imperial' porcelain recess pantry sinks. Plate 1036-G.

text: Illustrations


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title: 'Imperial' and Yorkshire kitchen sinks. Plate 894-G.

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title: Imperial porcelain and Yorkshire ; Imperial, Colonial and Yorkshire roll-rim ; Imperial and Colonial roll-rim kitchen sinks. Plate 519-G, Plate 1037-G and Plate 1038-G.

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title: 'Imperial' porcelain pantry sinks. Plate 521-G, Plate 520-G, Plate 518-G and Plate 1039-G.

text: Illustrations


title: Taps for Imperial, Colonial and Yorkshire kitchen sinks. Plate 890-G, Plate 891-G and Plate 517-G.

text: Plumbing

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title: Mott's patent self-closing faucets. Plate 1040-G, Plate 1041-G.

text: Plumbing

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