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(Joseph Bentham for) Gul. Sandby (et. al.), Cantabrigiae (Cambridge): 1763., 1763 pp. (12), 207 + Fifteen unusual engraved plates. Bound by Cecil & Larkins in full English calf. Boards detached. An extremely fine copy internally. SCARCE. **PRICE JUST REDUCED! SMALL BOX 5 Language: eng. Hardcover. Good.

Birmingham:: John Baskerville,, 1761.. Later issue with cancels at E2, K4, U4 and Z3.. old mottled calf, rebacked with a new spine. . Old armorial bookplate. Despite the rebacking, the sewing is broken between gatherings A and B; the new spine is holding the book together at that point. Boards worn; text generally clean (one leaf age-toned). . 4to,.

Cantabrigiae: Prostant venales Londini, apud Gul. Sandby…apud G. Thurlbourn & J. Woodyer, 1763 First edition, regular issue. Printed by Joseph Bentham at the Cambridge University Press, and edited with scholarly apparatus by the scholarly bookseller and publisher William Sandby, who sold his business in 1768 to the first John Murray. Contemporary calf, rebacked. Spine decoratively ruled in gilt and blind, covers ruled in gilt, gilt burgundy morocco spine label, marbled endpapers. Octavo (6 3/8 x 3 7/8."). . Engraved frontispiece and fourteen other plates, signed "P.S.L.," featuring classical antiquities. Title-page in black and red. Some staining to covers, endpapers lightly foxed. A good, clean copy. One of my copies is an ordinary octavo, bound in mottled calf. The other is an imperial octavo, one of eight copies thus issued, as stated in an accompanying letter, dated March 5, 1800, from the editor G. Sandby to his friend the Rev. Dr. Nicoll…" (Morgan, Bibliography of Persius, p. 37).