Instructions concerning erecting of a library :

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Main Author:	Naudé, Gabriel, 1600-1653
Other Authors:	Evelyn, John, 1620-1706
Format:	Book
Language:	English French
Subjects:	Library science > Early works to 1800. Books.

The librarian's companion : a handbook of thousands of facts and figures on libraries, librarians, books, newspapers, publishers, booksellers /
by: Wertsman, Vladimir, 1929-
Published: (1996)

Library effectiveness : a systems approach /
by: Morse, Philip M. (Philip McCord), 1903-1985
Published: (1968)

Library data collection handbook /
Published: (1981)

The Library forms illustrated handbook /
by: Futas, Elizabeth
Published: (1984)

A technical services manual for small libraries.
by: Corbin, John Boyd
Published: (1965)

Books lead the way ; library and reading skill-text.
by: Conlon, Eileen
Published: (1964)

The picture collection.
by: Dana, John Cotton, 1856-1929
Published: (1928)

How reference resources help us /
by: Nichol, William T.
Published: (1966)

An introduction to maps in libraries : maps as information tools /
by: Seavey, Charles A.
Published: (1985)

News from France. Or, a description of the library of Cardinall Mazarini: before it was utterly ruined. /
by: Naudé, Gabriel, 1600-1653
Published: (1652)

Proposals for erecting libraries in Wales : as also for dispersing some devotional and practical books there, both in the English and Welsh tongues.

A catalogue of books belonging to the divinity library in the Vestry-Room of the Parish Church of Stockton-Upon-Tees.

Catalogue of the books which have been added to the medical library in the Pennsylvania Hospital, since the year MDCCXC.

A Proposal for erecting parochial libraries in the meanly endow'd cures throughout England.
Published: (1708)

The reformed-school: and the reformed librarie-keeper. By John Durie. Whereunto is added I. An idea of mathematicks. II. The description of one of the chiefest libraries which is in Germanie, erected and ordered by one of the most learned princes in Europe
by: Dury, John, 1596-1680
Published: (1651)

The second volume. A catalogue of an extensive and valuable collection of ancient and morden books, including the library of an eminent Architect : And several other collections, recently purchased: which are selling, (for ready money only,) at the very low prices printed in the catalogue and marked in every book, By Lackington, Allen, & Co. Booksellers, Temple of the Muses, Finsbury Square, London. Where are constantly on sale upwards of half a million volumes, both new and second hand. The utmost value given for libraries or parcels of books also books exchanged.

Catalogue of the library of the Late Dr. Hamilton, of Lynn; consisting of books in physic, surgery, natural history, &c : Which are now selling for ready money only, at R. Marshall's, printer, bookseller, and stationer, High Street, Lynn: where may be had, the first part of his catalogue, for M,DCC,XCIV.
by: Marshall, R.
Published: (1794)

The Ancient and modern library : Vol. I. Containing an account of the following books. (1) Mr. Rymer's fd̆era, acts publica.(2) Commercium epistolicum D. Joannis Collins, &c. de analysi promota. (3) Dr. Friend's vindication of his chimical lectures. (4) Sr. Isaac Newton's philosophin̆aturalis printipia. (5) Antoninus's itinerary of Britain, with notes. By Dr. Gale. (6) The critical library, published by Mr. Sanjore. (7) Nouvelle bilbiotheque choisie. In two volumes. (8) Mr. Bayle's select letters. In three volumes. (9) The life of Cardinal Richelieu, prime minister of state to Lewis XIII. To which is added, a catalogue of books printed abroad and at home, during the months of January, February, and March.

A catalogue of the library of an eminent divine, deceased : And several valuable collections of books, recently purchased: the whole forming a general assortment of the best authors, in every branch of literature, in good condition; many of them in elegant bindings; which are now selling, for ready money, remarkably cheap, by Shepperson and Reynolds, Booksellers, No. 137, Oxford Street. Catalogues to be had of the booksellers at Oxford and Cambridge, and at the place of sale.
Published: (1789)

A catalouge of the libraries of Richard Terry, Francis Bindon, Esqrs; and part of the library of a Late Right Revd. and learned prelate : Which will by sold by auction, by Michael Duggan, auctineer, at Stretch's-Theatre in Caple-Street, on Monday the 2d. of May, 1768. The books consist of a choice and curious collection of history, antiquities, poetry, painting, sculpture, architecture, &c. &c. Two neat Spanish fowling pieces, one of them bushed with gold, a case of pistols, an excellent spinnet and two large iron chests. The time of sale from 11 o'clock 'till 3, and to continue the same hours every day until all are sold.
by: Duggan, Michael, active 1766-1768
Published: (1768)

The history of magick : by way of apology, for all the wise men who have unjustly been reputed magicians, from the Creation, to the present age. /
by: Naudé, Gabriel, 1600-1653
Published: (1657)

A Catalogue of the library of an eminent counsellor lately deceas'd : Consisting of many valuable English books, in divinity, history, poetry, voyages, travels. &c. Also [a] compleat and curious collection, of all the most valuable law-books, very fair and of the best editions. Will be sold by auction, at the Temble-Change Coffee-House, in Fleetstreet, on Wednesday the first day of June next-beginning every evening at five a clock, till the sale is ended. Catalogues are distributed gratis; by Mr. Barker, in Westminster-Hall, Mr. Harding in St. Martins-Lane; Mr. Clements at the Half Moon in St. Paul's Church-Yard; Mr. John Hartley against St. Dunstans Church in Fleetstreet; Mr. Robert Hartley's in Holborn, Mr. Brown without Temple-Bar; Mr. Archer in Henrietta street, Covent-Garden; Mr. Bakers in Mercers. Chappel in Cheapside; Mr. Phillips the Black Bull in Cornhill. And at the place of sale.
Published: (1709)

A catalogue of the books belonging to the Society of the Liverpool Library : To which are prefixed, the laws of the institution, and a list of the subscribers.

A catalogue of the libraries of the Hon. Lieutenant General Guise, of George Street, Hanover Square, Joseph Grove, Esq; of Richmond, and part of the library of the Revd. Charles Morgan, prebendary of Durham, all lately deceased : Also a very capital collection of books of prints, and all the valuable foreign authors just imported, and elegantly bound in the most curious London and Paris bindings; the whole making a very curious collection of many thousand volumes (many of them very sarce) in every branch of learning, and in all languages. Amongst which are, folio. Smith's metzotintos, 3 vol. russia museum florentinum, ch. max. IIV. Estampes, par crozat, 2 tom. gr. pap. Galleria Justiniana, 2 tom. ch. max. Marsigli description de danube, 10t. Speculum naturale vincentii beluecen. Cabinet de boyer d' angu lles, belles atlas, par de l'isle, gr.pap. - par Robert, gr. pap. Baronagium genealogium Angl. 2t. Desseins du Raimond le Fage, gr.pap. Gallerie iu lexembourg, par rubens Major's curious collection of prints Inigo Jones, by kent, 2 vol. Cæsaris comment. a Clarke, 2 vol. Guichardini historia, 2 tom. russia Defgodetz Edisices de Rome Italia magini, chart. depict. mar. cellarii atlas, ch. max, depict. Temple des muses Holingshed's chronicle, 2 vol. Reliqua urbis romæ overbeke, 3v. Restes de pan. Rome, gr. pap.russia Restes de Strasbourg, gr. pap.moroq. Ruins of palmyra - of balbec - of dioclesian's palace ruins de la Grece, par le roy heads of illustrious persons, Russia Camphell's viturvius, 3 vol. l. p. Picart's ovid, 2 vol. l. p. elegant Medailles de Louis XIV. Russia Plinius, harduini 3 tom. cb. max. Testamentum gt. ch. max. typ. reg; Aristophanis, kusteri. Diodorus siculus, wesselingii, 2 tons. Thucydides, dukeri piato, facini homerus gr. cb. max. 4 tom. glasg. Thesaurus brandenburgicus, 3 tom. Goltzii opera numismat. 5 vol. Testament. Græcum steph. max. Dictionaties, Eng. Lat. Gr. Fr. &c. Seldeni opera, 6 tom. ch. max. eleg. Rapin and continuation, 5 vol. Grævii thesaurus, 12 tom. Poeti græci, 3 tom. Norden's travels, 2 vol. l. p. Virgilii frag & pictur. a bartholo cay's statutes, 6 vol. Religious ceremonies, 6 vol. Harris's voyages, by Campbell, 2 vol. Petiver's natural history, 3 vol. philof. transactions at large, 53 vol. His. de l'acad. des sciences, 63 vol. Which wll begin to be sold very reasonable, (for ready money only) the lowest price printed in the catalogue, on Monday, December 2, 1765, and continue daily on sale, by James Robson, bookseller to Her Royal Highness the Princess Dowager of Wales, in New Bond Street. Who gives the utmost value for any library of parcel of books. Catalogues (Price Six-pence) to be had at the place for sale; Mr. Walter's Charing Cross; Mr. Millar's, in the Strand; Mr. Cater's, in Holborn; Mr. Owen's, Fleet-street; and Mr. Richardson and Co., at the Royal Exchange: also of the booksellers at Oxford, Cambridge, York, at the great towns in England.
by: Robson, James, 1733-1806
Published: (1765)

[A] catalogue of the libraries of Mr. Thomas Newcomb, printer, and a gentleman of furnival's-Inn, deceased : Consisting of history, divinity, law, physick, mathematicks, voyages, travels, &c. being in most arts and languages, faculties and sciences; chiefly gilt back, or letter'd: with a collection of books of cuts and maps, and variety of bibles. Which will begin to be sold cheap, (the lowest price being fix'd in each book) at Thomas Corbett's Shop (Addison's-Head) next the Rose-Tavern, without Temple-Bar, on Thursday the 14th of this instant July, at eight in the morning. Catalogues may be had gratis at the following Coffee-Houses: viz. Rainbow, Westminster-Hall-Gate; Old-Man's, Charing-Cross; the Crown behind the Royal-Exchange; chapter, Pater-noster-Row; and at the place of sale: where may he had ready money for any library or parcel of books, in any faculty or language.
by: Corbett, Thomas, active 1705-1743
Published: (1720)

A catalougue of the large & valuable library of books, of Thomas Day, Esquire, deceased, many of which are in elegant bindings : And among them are folio. antiquities de montfauçon selden's works urry's chaucer cowper on the muscles Clark's sermons museum florentinum Platonis opera Aristotelis opera Hossmanni opera Suidæ lixicon Dionysii halicarnassensis scapulæ lexicon Rushworth's collection, &c. Quarto, &c. Ciceronis opera Newtoni principia Oeuvres de Voltaire bibliotheque raisonee Histoire de L'academie Royale des Sciences opera di metastasio statutes at large, &c. &c. Which will be sold by auction by Mr. Willock, on the premises, No. 22, Upper Gower-Street, Bedford-Square, on Saturday and Monday, the 22d and 24th of June, 1793, beginning each day at twelve o'clock. To be viewed' till the sale, at catalogues may he had at the House; at the Rainbow Coffee-House, Cornhill; Baptist Coffee-House, Chancery-Lane, and of Mr. Willock, No. 25, Golden-square.
by: Willock, John, land-surveyor
Published: (1793)

A catalogue of the libraries of that learned antiquarian Nathaniel Boothe, Esq; and others, purchased since the harleian collection : Containing above twenty-thousand volumes, relating to the history and antiquities of all nations; amongst which are, the journals of the House of Lords, 105 vols. in manuscript. The votes of the House of Commons, 48 vols. The London, Gazette, 40 vols. The counties of England, 30 vols. Sir William Dugdale's works, 14 vols. Prynne's records and writs, large paper. The Greek and Roman historians, poets, and orators, of the most pompous editions; partcularly the louvre classicks; on royal paper, in Morocco. A set of the royal calssicks, in usum delphini, in 60 vols. in Morocco. The elzevir, and other fine editions of the classicks, in Moracco. A grand collection fo ancient missals, decretals, breviaries, natural historians, &c. all printed on vellum; illuminated with beautiful limnings; amongst the rest are Aristotle;s and Plato's works. The garden of health, 2 vols. with above a 1000 prints of birds, beasts, plants, &c. beautifully painted in their natural colours, and embellished with gold. The history of the kinights of the round-table, 2 vols, with near a hundred large prints, finely coloured. The sea of histoires, 2 vols. with 430 beautiful cuts, painted int hte most exquisite manner, The four ages of the world, with above two-hundred cuts, beautifully adorned with gold, and other colours. A Roman missal, with above a hundred cuts, illuminated to the greatest perfection; representing the life Our Saviour and his apostles, with several other fine missals and breviaries, beautifully painted, and ornamented with gold. The golden legend, with 178 prints, painted in lively colours, and raised with gold. The book of sports: or, The manner of hunting, &c. in Ms. with 65 large drwings, neatly illuminated. A very ancient Roman missal, in Ms. with beautiful paintings in every page. The Louvre councils, in 37 vols. in Morocco; and a large number of fine Bibles by field, and other eminent printers, with curious cuts richly adorned, several of them being presentation books to the crowned heads of England; particularly Q. Elizabeth, K. Charles II. and Q. Anne books of physick, surgery, anatomy, and natural history, with many of the ancient physicians. Aldrovandus's works compleat; in 13 vols. civil, canon, and common law books. Troctatus Tractatuum, 28 vols &c. Books of medals, inscriptions, mathematicks, and other arts and sciences. To which is added, a fine collection of Italian, Flemish, and French prints, by the greatest masters, and a choice parcel of original manuscripts. On account of the largeneess of this collection, there is a longer time than usual given for the sale, that gentleman, who live at a distance, may have time to peruse the catalogue, to see the particular books they have occasion for; which they may do every day (the books being in order) till the day of sale, which will be on monday, the 12th day of January, for ready money (only) the prices being marked cheaper than usual, in the first leaf of each book, at T. Obsorne's in Gray's-Inn, and will continue selling all the summer season. where may he had money for any library or parcel of books. N.B. In the month of February will be sold the largest and best chosen collection of pamphlets and single tracts, both ancient and modern, ever seen together, containing above three-hundred thousand, collected by the late Earl of Oxford, and never yet exposed to sale; which, by reason of their number, being too expensive to print a catalogue, will be ranged under the several heads mentioned at the end of this catalogue.
by: Osborne, Thomas, -1767
Published: (1747)

Instructions concerning erecting of a library : presented to My Lord the President De Mesme /

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