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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mar 29, 2017 | Bonhams | London | The Contents of Glyn Cywarch - The Property of Lord Harlech | 317 | $****** - ****** | HOLINSHED (RAPHAEL) |
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Arthur Satrey, ownership inscription dated 27 February 1577 on dedication leaf, and several annotations including "I my selfe did see a tooth of a man wch was as brode as my leafte hand and had diverse cagges as long as halfe my 4 fyngers in 1562 at London: and his shynne bone being one ende on the ground the other on the end did touche my shoulder. A.S." beside a passage on St. Augustine and giants on Fol. 4 of first part, and "Kyng Philip of [S]payne an. 1577" next to a passage stating that both Caligula "and an other Prince yet lyving" enjoyed feeding flies to spiders
John Harding, ownership inscription dated 1678 in upper margin of title to second part, and 1682 on third part
Porkington Library label.
1577. The Firste Volume of the Chronicles of England, Scotland, and Irelande [of 2, without volume 2), FIRST EDITION, titles to 3 parts within woodcut borders (the first cut to size and laid down but showing woodcut Holinshed arms on verso), black letter, double column, woodcut illustrations in the text, lacks final leaf of "faultes", without cancels E6-8 in third part, small burnhole to fol. 4 of first part, small piece torn away with some loss of text to pp.57/8, and side-note of pp.97/8 of second part, light marginal dampstaining to approximately 30 leaves, some marginal annotations by an early owner (mostly in upper margin of the section on "The Historie of Englande", but identifying one illustration as "Solway Water in Scotlande" with 2 further references to Solway on final leaf, some shaved), later calf preserving part of contemporary English blindstamped calf sides, worn, joints weakened [ESTC S3985; Pforzheimer 494], John Hunne, 1577
