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The Library of George Gordon King (1807-1871) . Part I.-The Books. Catalogued upon the Dictionary Plan, with Notes. Part II-The Prints. Arranged chronologically according to Schools, Centuries, and Engravers, with Notes and References

The Library of George Gordon King (1807-1871) . Part I.-The Books. Catalogued upon the Dictionary Plan, with Notes. Part II-The Prints. Arranged chronologically according to Schools, Centuries, and Engravers, with Notes and References

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The Library of George Gordon King (1807-1871) . Part I.-The Books. Catalogued upon the Dictionary Plan, with Notes. Part II-The Prints. Arranged chronologically according to Schools, Centuries, and Engravers, with Notes and References

by (King, George Gordon) Nolan, Joseph Allan, A.M., PH.D

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Newport, R.I., 1885. First edition. "Two hundred copies printed for private distribution." on verso of title page and inscribed on following page "To the Mercantile Library/ with the compliments of/ George Gordon King (His nephew and namesake). [viii], 431; 327 pp. Part I printed by News Press. Volume II printed by Baker & Godwin, Printers. 1 vols. 4to. Bound in full red morocco, t.e.g., by R.W. Smith. Hinges neatly repaired. First edition. "Two hundred copies printed for private distribution." on verso of title page and inscribed on following page "To the Mercantile Library/ with the compliments of/ George Gordon King (His nephew and namesake)" [viii], 431; 327 pp. Part I printed by News Press. Volume II printed by Baker & Godwin, Printers. 1 vols. 4to.

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Title
The Library of George Gordon King (1807-1871) . Part I.-The Books. Catalogued upon the Dictionary Plan, with Notes. Part II-The Prints. Arranged chronologically according to Schools, Centuries, and Engravers, with Notes and References
Author
(King, George Gordon) Nolan, Joseph Allan, A.M., PH.D
Format/Binding
[viii], 431; 327 pp. Part I printed by News Press. Volume II printed by Baker & Godwin, Printers. 1 vols. 4to
Book Condition
Used - Bound in full red morocco, t.e.g., by R.W. Smith. Hinges neatly repaired
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First edition. "Two hundred copies printed for private distribut
Place of Publication
Newport, R.I.
Date Published
1885
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Private Catalogues | Rhode Island | American | American
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