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GOLLANCZ (Sir ISRAEL, editor) The Caedmon Manuscript of Anglo-Saxon Biblical Poetry, number 250 of 250 copies, colour frontispiece, plates at rear, light foxing mostly limited to preliminaries, original cloth, gilt, folio, Oxford, for the British Academy, 1927.

---. EVELYN (JOHN) SILVA: OR, A DISCOURSE OF FOREST-TREES, engraved frontispiece portrait by Bartolozzi and 40 plates (1 folding), folding table at end, last f. of text small tear in inner margin not affecting text, some slight offsetting and foxing, slightly browned, engraved bookplate of Margaret Smith Burges on front pastedown, manuscript note mounted on front free endpaper, contemporary calf, gilt fillet, corners rubbed, gilt panelled spine, rebacked and laid down, slightly rubbed, 4to, York, A. Ward for J. Dodsley and others, 1776.

---. MARMONTEL (JEAN FRANCOIS) Les Incas, ou la Destruction de l'Empire du Perou, 2 vol., half-titles, engraved plates, manuscript notes in ink on front free endpapers, contemporary mottled calf, rebacked, Paris, 1777 ~ Prescott (W.H.) History of the Conquest of Peru..., 2 vol., engraved portraits, foxed, original cloth, Boston, 1855 ~ Larenaudiere (M. de) Mexique et Guatemala, [and] Lacroix (M.) Perou, engraved plates, original printed boards, Paris, 1843 ~ Raimondi (Antonio) El Peru, 3 vol., plates and illustrations, some spotting, contemporary morocco-backed cloth, lacking one spine, Lima, 1874-79, rubbed; and 2 others on the Incas, 8vo & 4to (10).

Evening-Office of the Church in Latin and English (The), engraved frontispiece, extra-illustrated by the insertion of 10 engraved plates, 9 of them portraits of Saints by Callot, manuscript prayer in French also inserted, 4pp. advertisement at end, 18th century morocco, gilt, spine gilt, e.g., rather rubbed, lacking 2 clasps, 12mo, for Thomas Meighan, 1725.

Poor.- Norfolk and Norwich Society, for the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church, 2ff. pamphlet, unbound, Norwich, 1812 ~ Reports of the Managers for the Poor of the Parish of Old Machar, unbound, Aberdeen, at the Herald Office, 1846 ~ The Charters of the Royal Hospitals of Bridewell and Bethlem, engraved receipt with manuscript insertions for payment of rent at Bethlem loosely inserted, original wrappers, 1807, 8vo (3).

Delamotte (Freeman Gage) The Book of Ornamental Alphabets, second edition, colour-printed throughout, original cloth, rebacked, 1859 ~ Shaw-Sparrow (Walter) Frank Brangwyn and his work, plates, original cloth, rubbed, 1910 ~ Wright (Thomas) A History of Caricature & Grotesque in Literature and Art, illustrations, hinges weak, original cloth, spine faded and ends worn, 1865 ~ Spielmann (M.H.) and Walter Jerrold. Hugh Thomson, plates and illustrations, pictorial endpapers, A.& C.Black, 1931 ~ Williamson (George C.) and Henry L.D.Engleheart. George Engleheart 1750-1829: Miniature Painter to George III, limited edition, plates, foxed, original cloth, 1902; and 18 others, Art Reference including an 18th century manuscript volume of calligraphy, v.s. (23).

Foster (Lieut. Col. Rodney) Autobiography, 19 manuscript diaries covering the period 1882-1962, each approx. 11 x 8in. The diaries are very comprehensive and include 100's of watercolours, maps, photographs and caricatures plus biographical descriptions and thumb nail sketches of many of the people mentioned, particularly the military. Also included is a manuscript binder identifying 'Fosters' in the British Army since the 18th century, 2 vols of watercolours which include caricatures, cartoons, native inhabitants and military types, a bound volume of individual 'La Vie Parisienne' magazines, 1920's, a contemporary typescript diary 'Chitral Reliefs 1904' with the supporting column. Includes maps and watercolours plus a 'writing album' containing watercolours, photos, cartoons, etc. (shelf)

Scrap Albums.- 8 assorted albums containing mostly 19th century British and other views, romantic scenes, caricatures, die-cut scraps, paper-lace greetings, portraits, costumes, birds and flowers, manuscript poems and other printed texts, engravings, aquatints, lithographs, chromolithographs and a few original drawings, various sizes and conditions, most laid onto album leaves, some loosely inserted, some leaves removed, a range of 19th century bindings, mostly decorated, various conditions, small folio to small 4to (8).

Pattern Plates for French Porcelain Lamp Decoration, 3 leaves, one double-sided, lithographs with extensive hand-colouring, two each 225 x 135mm., these in frames, the double-sided leaf 320 x 165mm., hinged into a double-window mount, all with manuscript annotations, late 19th/early 20th century ~ Lambecius (?Petrus) 2 Alchemical Calendar plates, September and October, engravings with hand-colouring, each c.325 x 185mm., mounted and framed, (?Vienna), later 17th century (5).

Greece.- Cayer de Differants Plans des Ports et Isles de l'Archipel, manuscript title, table of contents, each on one leaf, and 65 sheets with plans of ports and islands, the majority in present day Greece and Turkey, pen and ink over pencil, with watercolour washes, mainly c.360 x 275mm. or the reverse, with vertical folds at centre, a few smaller, two larger, including a folding chart of Constantinople 340 x 1630mm., five sheets browned and split along central fold with small losses, one with central tears, Cyprus with small piece of blank area excised, occasional slight spotting, a few other minor defects, contemporary vellum, title dated 1792.

New England Primer (The); or, an easy and pleasant guide to the art of reading, woodcut illustrations, browned and stained, original cloth-backed printed boards, worn, lower board creased and almost detached, Boston, Massachusetts Sabbath School Society, (1843) ~ Tables, with easy examples under the principal rules of arithmetic, for shcools, fifth edition, foxed, old wrappers with contemporary names in manuscript (detached), Phildelphia, D.Hogan, 1823; and another, education, 8vo et infra (3).

Upton (Florence K.) Golliwogg postcards, 5 postcards and 1 label, colour illustrations by Florence K. Upton, all with manuscript, 3 with stamps removed, 92 x 133mm., 1904.

ARISTOTLE. 17TH CENTURY MANUSCRIPT COMMENTARY, 2 vols in latin, bound in 8 vols. (2)

COMMONPLACE BOOK, Manuscript. Calligraphic title in red and black ink, reading 'A collection of Poems'

CONCHOLOGY. Two early 19th Century manuscript volumes ' All foreign shells from Lister's Book only those that are named and described noticed' (2)

DIARY. Manuscript of a Marine Officer 1860-63 mostly while serving in the Mediterranean 8 vols

GENEALOGY. Radford family of Derbyshire and their connections, manuscript

LAW. Barney, John , Solicitor (1784-1846) of Lysses House Fareham. Manuscript letter book of his business correspondences (2)

OUDH.19th century Persian illuminated calligraphic manuscript leaf, five lines of verse, in black, blue, red and green, with English translation and decorative floral backgrounds (2)

SMYRNA. Institution des Soeurs, manuscript, folio, orginal, and two folding maps of the world and Asia Minor

TRAVEL DIARY, Manuscript in ink, Kept by Capel H Berger of Lower Clapton London. A Mediterranean tour, Feby 1862 8 Vols

EDWARD, 2ND DUKE OF YORK, Thw Master of the Game. 19th Century Manuscript copy in ink

French marquetry table en chiffonnier, 1870's, the oval top with brass gallery, inlaid with classical and military motifs, over three short drawers and a kidney shaped platform inlaid with inkwell, quill and manuscript. 50cms (19.5") wide.

Caesar (Caius Julius) Commentarii, edited by F.Oudendorp, 2 vol. in 1, engraved frontispiece, titles in red and black, 3 folding engraved maps, 11 engraved plates, 5 folding, occasional browning, school prize leaf completed in 18th century manuscript bound in at beginning, 18th-century vellum, gilt, spine gilt, lacking ties, spine torn at foot, 4to, Leiden and Rotterdam, 1737.

Fitzgerald (F. Scott) The Letters..., 1964; The Great Gatsby. A Facsimile of the Manuscript, limited edition, slip-case, Washington, D.C., 1973; Correspondence..., New York, 1980 ~ Graham (Sheila) College of One, 1967 ~ Mellow (James R.) Invented Lives, 1985, original cloth or boards, all but second in dust-jackets; and 31 others, Fitzgerald, 8vo & 4to (36).

Orwell (George) Nineteen Eighty-Four. The Facsimile of the Extant Manuscript, slip-case , 1984 ~ Crick (Bernard) George Orwell: A Life, 1980 ~ Shelden (Michael) Orwell: The Authorised Biography, 1991, original cloth or boards, dust-jackets; and 18 others, Orwell, some paperbacks, folio & 8vo (21).

Steinbeck (John) Letter's to Alicia, 1965-1967, An Unpublished Manuscript, edited by Tetsumaro Hayashi, 428pp. typescript, printed on rectos only, signed presentation copy from the editor (signed once on title and with autograph inscription on blank preliminary), original cloth, 4to, ?Indiana, 1988.

Bartholinus (Thomas) Anatomia, ex Caspari Bartholini Parentis Institutionibus..., engraved additional title, 64 illustrations in the text, 8 (of 9) plates including 7 folding, lacks portrait, last leaf of index of chapters replaced in later manuscript, ink inscription to title, additional title with outer margin repaired, 1f. with lower corner repaired and last leaf laid down, some soiling, later calf, 8vo, The Hague, Ex Typographia Adriani Vlacq, 1655 [1660].

Turner (William) The First [...Third] Part of...Herball, A Booke of the Natures and Properties...of the Bathes in England..., A most excellent and perfecte homish apothecarye..., together 5 parts in 1 vol., parts 1 and 3 lack titles, part 1 also lacks all before A5 and S6, part 2 lacks Q3 and Ff4 and has corner of C2 defective and U4 holed with loss, part 5 lacks a3, a4, a6, d2 and all after e3, black letter, numerous woodcut illustrations, some missing leaves supplied in manuscript, later half morocco, worn, folio, 1568; sold not subject to return.

Moryson (Fynes) An Itinerary, 4 vol., limited edition, 1907-8 ~ Mandeville (Sir John) The Travels. The Version of the Cotton Manuscript in modern spelling, 1900 ~ Coryat (Thomas) Crudities, 2 vol., 1905, plates, maps, slight foxing, embossed stamp on titles and plates, original cloth, soiled, spine ends frayed, ex-library; and 5 others, Miscellaneous, 8vo & 4to (12).

Chirurgery.- Cayer. Phisique particulieres a l'usage des Chirugiens, 2 parts in 1, manuscript, 313pp., slightly browned, original calf, slightly marked, corners bumped, 8vo, n.d. [c. 1680].

Chladni (Ernst Florens Friedrich) Remarques necessaires, concernant le memoire de M. Savant sur la communication des mouvemens vibratoires entre les corps solides, dans les Annalesde Chimie et de Physique Tome IV, manuscript in French, 4pp., browned, morocco-backed cloth chemise, 8vo, 1820.

Marzagaglia (Gaetano) Nuova Difesa dell'Antica Misura delle Forze Motrici, first edition, woodcut device on title, charming woodcut head- and tail-pieces and initials, errata/approbation leaf at end, woodcut diagrams, very lightly water-stained, contemporary marbled paper-backed limp boards, uncut, manuscript label on spine, old library shelf numbers in red on upper cover, 4to, Verona, 1746.*** Opposing the method for calculating kinetic energy proposed by Leibnitz.

Neumann (Carl Gottfried) [Collection of offprints bound in 1 volume from the library of ... ] including Jacobson (Heinrich) Beitrage zur Haemodynamik, Berlin, 1860; Beitrage zur Haemodynamik. Vierter Beitrag, folding plate, Berlin, 1863; Zur Einleitung in die Haemodynamik, Konigsberg, 1860 ~ Hagen (G.H.L.) Ueber die Auflosung flussiger Cylinder in Tropfen, Berlin, 1850; Ueber den Einfluss der Temperatur auf die Bewegung des Wassers in Rohren, folding plate, Berlin, 1854; Ueber die Ausdehnung des distillirten Wassers unter verschiedenen Warmegraden, Berlin, 1855; plus 10 other works by O.E.Meyer, R.F.A.Clebsch, H.Hankel, P.G.L.Dirichlet, G.F.B.Riemann, and J.R.Merian, 1828-63, most with original wrappers bound in, some with manuscript annotations, old boards, rebacked preserving original spine, rubbed, 8vo and 4to bound into 4to

Ordnance.- A Table shewing the nature, weight, length, diameter of the bore, charge, range of the various description of ... Ordnance. Height of muzzle taken from a plane 8 feet the piece elevated ... , manuscript, 1p.,ruled, n.d.; and 3 others, v.s., v.d. (4).

Robison (John) The Articles Steam and Steam-Engines, written for the Encyclopaedia Britannica, edited by David Brewster and James Watt, presentation copy from James Watt to William Mylne with ink and pencil inscriptions (not in Watt's hand) on front free endpaper, manuscript note on Mr.Watt's patent for a steam engine loosely inserted, 8 folding engraved plates at end, lighlty water-stained, original boards, uncut, a little rubbed and stained, [Not in Bib. Mech. Cat.], 8vo, Edinburgh, 1818.

Sonnet (Hippolyte) Recherches sur le Mouvement Uniforme des Eaux dans les Tuyaux de Conduite et dans les Canaux Decouvertes, manuscript annotations, some on tipped-in slips, ex-library copy with perforated and a few ink stamps, foxed, modern calf-backed marbled boards, 4to, Paris, 1845. *** On the uniform movement of water through pipes and in open channels.

Viviani (Vincenzio) Quinto Libro degli Elementi d'Euclide, ovvero Scienza Vniversale delle Proporzioni spiegata colla dottrina del Galileo ... , first edition, signed presentation copy from the author to Monsieur Mariotte inscribed on verso of title, half-title, woodcut decorations and diagrams, very slight worming to head of half-title and title with very slight loss to note in contemporary hand on half-title, foxed, ex-library copy with contemporary shelf-number in manuscript on front free endpaper, old printed label on front paste-down and printed slip pasted at foot of half-title, contemporary vellum, rubbed and stained, 4to, Florence, alla Condotta, 1674.

Wilkins (John) The Mathematical and Philosophical Works, 5 parts in 1 vol., first collected edition, engraved frontispiece to first part, woodcut illustrations and diagrams throughout and some engraved illustrations in fourth part (1 printed upside down), manuscript key of cipher mounted on blank leaf and bound in part 3, browned, water-stained at beginning and end, signature of Geo.Tollet on front paste-down and verso of title, printed label of William Rastrick on front paste-down, contemporary panelled calf, rebacked and recornered, rubbed, new front free and rear endpapers, 8vo, 1708.

Bruni (Teofilo) Armonia Astronomica & Geometrica ... Divisa in Quatro Trattati ... , first edition, ?second issue, 3 folding woodcut plates, illustrations and diagrams in text, tables, lacks B2-3 but with missing text and diagrams supplied as folding sheet of early manuscript inserted in pocket of drop-back box, occasional browning and foxing, mainly marginal water-staining, a few contemporary ink annotations, contemporary vellum, lightly soiled, ink mark to spine, modern drop-back box, small 4to, Venice, Presso Giovanni, & Varisco Varischi, 1622. *** Rare horological work with numerous engravings of sundials; one of the earliest in which there is a decided emphasis on the decorative value of the sundial with the fourth part explaining their construction in unusual shapes including a vase, an egg, a harp and an angel.

Preud'Homme (Louis-Baptiste) Considerations Pratiques sur les Engagements des Roues & Pignons en Horlogerie, [an extract from Memoires de la Societe Etablie a Geneve pour l'Encouragement des Arts & de l'Agriculture], engraved title vignette, 2 folding plates, 6pp. manuscript notes on the use of the compass loosely inserted, light browning to title, contemporary wrappers, ink inscription and light soiling, 4to, Geneva, J.P. Bonnart, 1780.

A Near-Eastern manuscript box, the hinged cover decorated in relief with arabesques and an inscription within numerous decorative borders, 22.5cm x 16cm, 19th century, damage

Arundel (Henry Fitzalan, twelfth Earl of, arrested for his part in the Ridolfi Plot, 1511?-80) Indenture between Henry Earl of Arundel, John Lord Lumley and Jane Lumley "all that the parsonage or Rectorye of Lyndforde [Lindfield?] in the... countye of Sussex...", D.s. "Arundell", "Lumley" & "Jane Lumley", manuscript on vellum, 2 small holes in folds, yellowed, 3 wax seals, 300 x 595mm., 20th April 1564.

Estates. This Paper shows that Robt. Davies dyed seized of no lands of ye King by any manner of tenure [docket title], D.s., manuscript, 1p., 6th October 1618 ß Sotheby (William, Colonel of the Coldstream Guards, father of William Sotheby, author, 1757-1833) A.L.s. to "Sir", 1p., 8vo, Bloomsbury Square, 1st February 1753, "the three rood of woodland you mentioned as what formerly belonged to the Assignment for your farm, did never belong to it" ~ Colebrooke (Sir James, brother of Sir Colebrooke, banker and politician 1729-1809, d. 1761) An appointment of the Estate of the Sr. James Colebrooke at Gatton in Surrey [docket title], manuscript, 1p. with conjugate blank, 23rd July 1761; and a small quantity of papers including rent accounts, correspondence of Stephen Skynner, Samuel Remingtons of property in Bury St. Edmunds, Abbess Roding, Newent [Gloucestershire], folds, slightly browned, v.s., v.d. c. 1740s-60s (sm. qty).

Craig (John, physician, d. 1654/5) Indenture between "John Craig Doctor in Physicke and Phisition to the Kings Matie... And Richard Myller ... in the name of the most excellent Prince Charles Prince of Wales... Sir Henry Hobart... All that wood called Brampton...", D.s. "Jo. Craig", manuscript on vellum, 63 lines, some surface wear with loss, folds, lacks seal, 550 x 735mm., 21st May 1625; and 4 others indentures, 2 relating to Brampton and 2 to Cambridge, v.s., v.d. (5).

Charles I (King of Great Britain and Ireland, 1600-49) Letters Patent, a pardon of grace granted to Eliab Harvey, manuscript on vellum, in Latin, historiated capitals in the first line, very slight surface wear affecting a few words, folds, slightly soiled, wax seal worn with loss, seal loose, c. 466 x 730mm., 16th February 1626?; and 4 others, documents with great seals or privy seals appended, all Charles I, v.s., v.d. (5).

Norfolk. Cotton (Thomas, of Hanworth Hall, Norfolk) Last Will & Testament, D.s. "Thomas Cotton", manuscript on vellum, folds, wax seal, 545 x 640mm., 2nd November 1627.

Oxfordshire. Henley-on-Thames. Indenture between Daniel Harvey and Francis Prynne "all that Messuage... in Henley on Thames... knowne by the name or signe of the Bull", D.s. "Ffrancis Prinne", manuscript on vellum, folds, dusty, lacks seal, 495 x 570mm., 20th November 1631; and another document relating to Thame Park, v.s., v.d. (2).

Charles I (King of Great Britain and Ireland, 1600-49) Grant to Elizabeth Pennyngton of "those lands and possessions of Henry Pennyngton his Ma[jesty]s ward and child and next heir of Anthony Pennyngton", D.s. "R. Naunton", manuscript on vellum, folds, remains of Privy Seal appended, 320 x 610mm., 5th March 1632.

Harvey family miscellaneous papers. Harvey (John, son of Thomas Harvey 1584/5-1637) Indenture between John Harvey the younger and Daniel, Eliab, Michael and Mathew Harvey, concerning the last will and testament of John Harvey, D.s. "John Harvey", manuscript on vellum, some surface wear, folds, wax seal, 350 x 647mm., 20th September 1637 ~ Finch (Heneage, first Earl of Nottingham, 1621-82) Release to Daniel Harvey, D.s. "Heneage Finch", manuscript on vellum, wax seal, 240 x 310mm., 1st August 1646 ~ Harvey (Matthew, brother of Sir Eliab Harvey d. 1699) Letter of attorney to Sir Eliab Harvey, D.s. "Matthew Harvey", manuscript on vellum, folds, lacks seal, 340 x 480mm., 3rd August 1668; and c. 62 others, documents and indentures, v.s., v.d. (c. 65).

Harvey (Michael, merchant, 1593-1643) Last Will & Testament, D.s. "Micc. Harvey", with a bequest to Doctor William Harvey, manuscript on vellum, signed on verso, 37 lines, folds, yellowed, 488 x 735mm., 13th January 1642. *** I give and bequeath to my Brother Doctor Harvey in token of my love the somme of twoe hundred pounds."

Harvey (Elizabeth, widow of Daniel Harvey the elder) "Mrs Elizabeth Harvey her generall Release to Mr Eliab and Mr Daniell Harvey", manuscript on vellum, 36 lines, signed by Elizabeth Harvey and, as witnesses, Heneage Finch & Robert Clayton, lacking seal, 450 x 335mm., 29th November, 1652 ~ A scrivener's account for work done for Elizabeth, Eliab & Daniel Harvey, manuscript on paper 1p., folio, with conjugate docketed leaf, 1652; and another document, signed by Eliab Harvey and, as witness, Heneage Finch (3).

Worcestershire. Coventry (Thomas, second Baron, d. 1661) Indenture between Daniel Harvey and Lord Coventry, "all that Mansion ... by the name of Clifton wth the Gardens Orchard... Hoppyards", D.s. " Tho. Coventrye", manuscript on vellum, folds, paper covered wax seal, 690 x 762mm., 27th February 1654 ~ Particular (A) of the Mannr of Seaverne Stoke, [Severn Stoke] Clyston, Blackhanton, Holdings and Newlands In: Worcestershire..., manuscript, 10pp., folds, lge. 4to, 29th September 1652; and 6 others, including 4 indentures relating to Severn Stoke and Thomas Lord Coventry, v.s. (8).

Harvey (William, physician, discoverer of the circulation of the blood, 1578-1657). Coventry (George, third Baron Aylesborough, Worcestershire, d. 1680) Indenture between Daniell Harvey of Combe... Kingston upon Thames... Surrey... William Harvey Doctor of Phisike and Henry Pratt... And George Coventry [son of] Thomas Lord Coventry Baron of Allesborrow... Witnesseth that the said William Harvey and Henry Pratt [have sold]... All that the Mannor of Seaverne Stoke [Severn Stoke]... in the County of Worce...", Ds. "Geo: Coventrye", manuscript on vellum, 2ff. first f. 73 lines, second f. 76 lines, initial letter "T", docket on verso, folds, 1 wax seal, 650 x 710mm. each, 27th February 1654.

Hertfordshire. Stone (Richard and John) Indenture of sale by Richard and John Stone of the Manors of Gatesbury and Upp Hall in Hertfordshire to Robert Dicer, manuscript on vellum, 83 lines, 2 membranes, c.775 x 660mm. & c.775 x 240mm., signed by Richard & John Stone, 2 seals, 12th March, 1656; and 7 other similar indentures on vellum, most with seals, relating to the same transaction, 1 apparently an uncompleted draft (8).

Harvey (William, physician, discoverer of the circulation of the blood, 1578-1657). Obligation bond in favour of Eliab Harvey from the will of William Harvey, D.s. "John Cullen, Tho: Browne" & "John Wotton", manuscript on vellum, 2pp., 26 lines, holed and dampstained with some loss, folds, wax seal, 185 x 299mm., 30th September 1657. *** I John Cullen of St. Nicholas in the Isle of Thanet in the County of Kent Gent am holden and finely bound to Eliab Harvey of London Esquire Executor of the last will and Testament of William Harvey late of London Doctor in Phisick deceased in fforty pounds... to be paid to the said Eliab Harvey...".

Leicestershire. Lee (Thomas, of Farndon,) Indenture between Eliab Harvey and Thomas Lee "all that... inclosed grounde of pasture comonly called or knowne by the name of Madilose... in the parish of Little Bowden", D.s. "Tho Lee", manuscript on vellum, folds, wax seal, 360 x 760mm., 1st March 1659; and 13 others, documents, 10 relating to Little Bowden and 3 to Great Oxendon, Northamptonshire, v.s., v.d. 1697-1707 (14).

Huntingdonshire. An abstract of the severall lands and tenements parcell of the Manor of Brampton... now held by Eliab Harvey Esquire by the severall letters pattents and leases hereunder mentioned..., manuscript, 3pp., 290 x 305mm., n.d. [c. 1660]; and 6 others, vellum indentures relating to Brampton, v.s. (7).

Harvey (William, physician, discoverer of the circulation of the blood, 1578-1657) Indenture tripartite between "Sr Eliab Harvey... Matthew Harvey... William Harvey", D.s. "Eliab Harvey" & "Matthew Harvey", manuscript on vellum, 30 lines, docket on verso: "Declaration for payment off Severall Anewtyies Left by Eliab Harvey Esq deceased 1661 Worth nothing finished", lacks seals, folds, 300 x 390mm., 17th September 1661; and another, duplicate of the same document (2). ***"Whereas William Harvey late of London Doctor in phisick deceased by his last Will and Testament hath given the severall Annuityes following... ".

Account book of a member of the Harvey family, manuscript, 290pp., ruled in red, original vellum, slightly soiled, upper cover a little damp-stained, remains of cloth ties, tall narrow folio, n.p., 5th May 1666-30th March 1668. ***Payments include: "John Prestwood that Mr Gould has for the Haberdashers Company 03 00 00"; "John Raby his annuity 08 00 00" [John Raby was the servant of Dr. William Harvey who left him a yearly annuity of £16 to be paid at Michaelmas and Lady Day]; "For letters to Sr Eliab Harvey 00 00 06".