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The Statutes of the Order of the Thistle. [NICOLAS (Nicholas Harris)].
Title printed in red and black with woodcut medal.
First Edition. 4to. [301 x 240 x 13 mm]. Bound in the original blue cloth, covered c.1836 with frond grain purple cloth, remains of gilt tooled blue goatskin label reaffixed, light blue endleaves, gilt edges. (Spine faded with small loss of covering cloth at head and foot).
London: [printed by Thomas White for] William Pickering, Chancery Lane, 1828.
Printed in an edition of 50 copies. A very good clean copy. Originally owned by Lord Robert Kerr (1780-1843), the Secretary of the Order, with his monogram stamp on front free fly-leaf and inscribed in ink "Secretary's Copy" on title. Bought from Robin de Beaumont in 1999.
Stock no. ebc8427
Title printed in red and black with woodcut medal.
First Edition. 4to. [301 x 240 x 13 mm]. Bound in the original blue cloth, covered c.1836 with frond grain purple cloth, remains of gilt tooled blue goatskin label reaffixed, light blue endleaves, gilt edges. (Spine faded with small loss of covering cloth at head and foot).
London: [printed by Thomas White for] William Pickering, Chancery Lane, 1828.
Printed in an edition of 50 copies. A very good clean copy. Originally owned by Lord Robert Kerr (1780-1843), the Secretary of the Order, with his monogram stamp on front free fly-leaf and inscribed in ink "Secretary's Copy" on title. Bought from Robin de Beaumont in 1999.
Stock no. ebc8427
Title printed in red and black with woodcut medal.
First Edition. 4to. [301 x 240 x 13 mm]. Bound in the original blue cloth, covered c.1836 with frond grain purple cloth, remains of gilt tooled blue goatskin label reaffixed, light blue endleaves, gilt edges. (Spine faded with small loss of covering cloth at head and foot).
London: [printed by Thomas White for] William Pickering, Chancery Lane, 1828.
Printed in an edition of 50 copies. A very good clean copy. Originally owned by Lord Robert Kerr (1780-1843), the Secretary of the Order, with his monogram stamp on front free fly-leaf and inscribed in ink "Secretary's Copy" on title. Bought from Robin de Beaumont in 1999.
Stock no. ebc8427