COLLINS’S PEERAGE OF ENGLAND, augmented and continued by Sir E. BRYDGES, 1812, 8vo. 9 vols. russia, marble edges, by Lewis, 3l. 18s.

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BALDINUCCI (Fil.) OPERE (History of Engraving in Copper and Wood, &c., &c.), Milano, 1808-12, port. 8vo. 14 thick vols. half calf, 1l. 12s.

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ROYAL ACADEMY.—­A Collection of all the Catalogues of the Exhibitions of the Royal Academy from the 1st, 1769, to the 63rd, 1831, very scarce, 4to. 3 vols. half cloth, neat, uncut, 4l. 18s.

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