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Author: Guilelmus Gorris
Item date: 1486
Date acquired: 1943
Grant Value: 9 9s
Institution: British Library
Town/City: London
Compendium of the works of Duns Scotus, printed by Peter Drach at Speier
Author: St Bonaventura
Item date: 1498
Date acquired: 1943
Grant Value: 9 9s
Institution: British Library
Town/City: London
Jean Petits device on title page, two other copies only known
Author: Plato [Ben Jonson]
Item date: 1590
Date acquired: NULL
Item cost: 27
Institution: British Library
Town/City: London
Ben Jonsons copy extensively annotated in more than 200 places
Author: Sir Thomas Browne
Item date: 1658
Date acquired: 1943
Grant Value: 75
Institution: British Library
Town/City: London
One of 10 known copies of the first edition containing corrections in the authors hand. In its original binding
Author: ST Prideaux (Binder)
Date acquired: 1943
Grant Value: 35 15s
Institution: British Library
Town/City: London
5 fine bindings by Miss ST Prideaux with one by Miss Yeatman, illustrated as plate III of AR
Author: John Donne
Item date: 1635
Date acquired: 1943
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: British Library
Town/City: London
Presented with Sir Thomas Overburys True and Perfect Account of the ...Tryal ... and Execution of Joan Perry and her two sons ... 1676 and Joseph Harrisons The Lamentable cry of oppression ... 1697 by Arthur Gimson
Author: [Martin Tupper]
Item date: 1707
Date acquired: 1938
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: Charterhouse School
Town/City: Godalming
County: Surrey
Martin Tupper wrote a family tree on an endpaper; he was a pupil at Charterhouse; presented by Desmond Flower
Author: Thomas Higham
Item date: 1836
Date acquired: 1938
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: RIBA Architectural Library
Town/City: London
Presented, with a partially unfinished watercolour drawing of the Houses of Parliament by Sir Richard Westmacott, by AD Power
Author: Percy Bysshe Shelley
Item date: 1820
Date acquired: 1938
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: Trinity College Dublin
Town/City: Dublin
County: Ireland
Written from Pisa. Refers to The Cenci; presented by Lt-Col CF Call
Author: Percy Bysshe Shelley
Item date: 1821
Date acquired: 1938
Grant Value: Presented
Institution: Keats House
Town/City: London
Written from Pisa. Refers to Adonais; presented by Lt-Col CF Call.