RARE ANTIQUE BOOK The Literary Life of Thomas Pennant Esq by Himself
RARE ANTIQUE BOOK The Literary Life of Thomas Pennant Esq by Himself
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A Rare ANTIQUE BOOK titled "The Literary Life of the Late Thomas Pennant, Esq. by Himself"
Discover an extraordinary literary treasure - the assumed first edition of a captivating book. Immerse yourself in the world of history and culture with this meticulously crafted volume. Its exquisite features include marbled and leather quarter binding adorned with gilt decorated title on the spine. Bound by J.Mathieson, Bookbinder & Stationer, Aberdeen.
While the book exhibits slight rubbing on its extremities due to age, it retains its charm remarkably well. The binding joints, though gently showing signs of cracking, still preserve the book's essence. Notably, the front endplate bears the bookplates of previous owner W Burnett and some indistinct inscriptions in pencil.
Within the 144 pages lie captivating engraved artworks, including a portrait frontispiece and an engraved plate showcasing the grandeur of Fountains Abbey. This edition, however, lacks the folding hand-colored plate that is often absent in other copies. Also absent is the portrait plate of the Reverend John Lloyd, referred to on the front page and obtainable separately at Mr. Mazel's establishment.
Discover an extraordinary literary treasure - the assumed first edition of a captivating book. Immerse yourself in the world of history and culture with this meticulously crafted volume. Its exquisite features include marbled and leather quarter binding adorned with gilt decorated title on the spine. Bound by J.Mathieson, Bookbinder & Stationer, Aberdeen.
While the book exhibits slight rubbing on its extremities due to age, it retains its charm remarkably well. The binding joints, though gently showing signs of cracking, still preserve the book's essence. Notably, the front endplate bears the bookplates of previous owner W Burnett and some indistinct inscriptions in pencil.
Within the 144 pages lie captivating engraved artworks, including a portrait frontispiece and an engraved plate showcasing the grandeur of Fountains Abbey. This edition, however, lacks the folding hand-colored plate that is often absent in other copies. Also absent is the portrait plate of the Reverend John Lloyd, referred to on the front page and obtainable separately at Mr. Mazel's establishment.