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Author/Creator:

Horace

Contributors:

Pickering, William, 1796-1854 , publisher

Corrall, C. , printer

Thorold, John Hayford, Sir, 1773-1831 , former owner

Miniature Book Collection

Languages:

Latin

Language Notes:

Item content: Latin

Main Work:

Quintus Horatius Flaccus [by Horace]

Related Works:

Miniature Book Collection

Related Series:

Diamond classics

Subjects:

1800-1899

Miniature books

England

Genres:

Miniature books (Printing) — England — 19th century

Publishers' cloth bindings (Binding) — 1820 — England

Publishers' advertisements — 1820 — England

Bookplates (Provenance) — 19th century — England

Armorial bookplates (Provenance) — 19th century — England

Fore-edge paintings (Binding) — England

Books in Latin — 19th century

Printed books — England — London — 19th century

Specimens

General Notes:

"Excudebat C. Corrall"--p. 185.
"Corrigenda" p. [2] at end of volume.
Copy 1,3: Publisher's advertisements p. [3-4] at end of volume.
(Copy 2) [4] p. of publisher's advertisements at beginning of volume, and [2] p. at end of volume.
According to Bondy, this edition of Horace was the first book in England where the entire edition was bound in publisher's cloth.
One of Pickering's "Diamond Classics."
Bondy, L.W. Miniature Books, p.86-7.
Welsh, D.V. Bibliography of miniature books 1770-1965, #3563.
(Copy 1) ex. coll. Sir John Hayford Thorold (1773-1831), from the Syston Park library.
(Copy 1) Bound in full red leather with blind-stamped rule borders. Spine divided into 6 compartments by raised bands with blind-stamped rules on either side. One compartment with gilt title.
(Copy 2) Bound in publisher's brown cloth.
(Copy 3) Bound in full green leather with gilt rules and gilt spine decorations and title. All edges gilt.
(Copy 1) With armorial bookplate inside front cover of "Syston Park"; and monogram label on ffep: "JHT".
(Copy 1) The Syston Park Library was begun by Sir John Thorold (Sr., 1734-1815), and expanded by his son, Sir John Hayford Thorold. The library included many important incunabula, fine editions, and rare works. The family was related to the Lady Godiva of legend.
(Copy 2) Various penciled/pen notations inside front cover.
(Copy 3) Previous owner's monogram stamp on 1st leaf after ffep. Possibly "HK".
(Copy 3) Fore-edge painting of a scene at a mountain lake.

Physical Description:

185 pages, 4 unnumbered pages : portrait ; 89 mm

Call Numbers:

Z232.P59 Q56 1820

OCLC Numbers:

261342941
15563060 [Invalid]