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Cambridge book decoration style in leather. Front cover.

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COLLECTION Courtesy of the Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Texas, Austin
 
BINDING DESCRIPTION
BINDING TERM Cambridge Binding
DECORATION Check –-Cambridge style, or Cambridge panel style: A style of bookbinding popular at the end of the 17th century and beginning of the 18th. Characterized by three concentric frames (including a perimeter frame) formed with gilt or blind fillets or rolls, with fleurons or other small tools anchoring the corners. The space defined by the frames is often further delineated by sprinkling or toning with acid. Earlier versions of this pattern do not have the multitonal effect. This design is common to all of England, not just Cambridge.
REPAIRS  
COVER material/hardware, etc, corner style/turn ins, repairs brown tanned calfskin
BOARDS material, back cornering pulpboard, gentle shaping
SPINE rounding/ backing lining gently backed
ENDBANDS style, material/color, core material Sewn blue and white?) endbands with front bead. Rolled paper core
SEWING style, # stations, support material lacing in Five raised bands with cord supports, 2 ole lacing.
ENDPAPERS material, # of flyleaves/attachment Double folio sewn on. Evidenceof removed leaves.
TEXT BLOCK material, edge treatment  
HOUSING  
NOTES  
DESCRIBER (s) Meaghan J. Brown, M. Baughman, O. Primanis
Citations/ SEE ALSO See Also: Paper descriptions: Elizabeth Lunning and Roy Perkinson. The Print Council of America Paper Sample Book: A Practical Guide to the Description of Paper. The Print Council of America. Sun Hill Press, 1996.

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CATALOGING RECORD accessed 10/08

Uniform title Bible. O.T. Heptateuch. Anglo-Saxon. Aelfric. Selections. 1698.

Title Heptateuchus, liber Job, et Evangelium Nicodemi; Anglo-Saxonice. : Historiæ Judith fragmentum; Dano-Saxonice. / Edidit nunc primum ex mss codicibus Edwardus Thwaites ...

Added title Bible. O.T. Job. Anglo-Saxon. Aelfric. Selections. 1698.

Gospel of Nicodemus. Anglo-Saxon. Selections. 1698.

Bible. O.T. Apocrypha. Judith. Anglo-Saxon. Selections. 1698.

Imprint Oxoniæ: E Theatro Sheldoniano, 1698.

Harry Ransom Center Book Collection BS 130 A45 1698 LIB USE ONLY

Description [8], 168, 32 p., [1] leaf of plates : ill. ; 24 cm. (4to)

Note Contains portions of the Pentateuch, Joshua, Judges and Job in the translation ascribed to Aelfric. Cf. Darlow & Moule.

Signatures: pi?-X?A-2D?

Engraved frontispiece, head-pieces and historiated initials.

This edition is know to exist in at least two issues: in issue 1, the verso of t.p. has the imprimatur of Joh. Meare, Dec. 27, 1697; in issue 2 the verso of t.p. is blank.

HRC copy 1 is issue 1, copy 2 is issue 2. TxU-Hu

Indexed in: Darlow & Moule 1606

Wing B2198

Local note HRC copy 1: inscribed: Wm. Harvey on p. 164; shelfmark of Sir Thomas Phillipps[?]; ms. notations. Copy 2: bookplate with cipher A.C [Arthur Charlett]; formerly classified: Ac/Ae43/698h; accession no.: 658775; paper covers, tooled in the Cambridge style.

Subject Aelfric, Abbot of Eynsham.

Genre Paper covers – England – ca. 1698

Cambridge style bindings

Added author Thwaites, Edward, 1667-1711.

Special collection: Theatrum Sheldonianum, printer/press

Harvey, William, former owner

Phillipps, Thomas, Sir, 1792-1872, former owner

Charlett, Arthur, 1655-1722, former owner

OCLC number 4899857H

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