Tragicum Theatrum Actorum & Casuum Tragicorum Londini
Tragicum Theatrum Actorum & Casuum Tragicorum Londini
Jodocum Jansonium
[Du Moulin, Peter, Attrib.]
1314
1-85, [3], 85-320pp, plates. Later full morocco by Cuzin, raised bands, spine in six panels, title in gilt to second panel, place and date to third with volute corner pieces, remaining panels gilt, with volute corner pieces and floral spray centre piece, covers with triple fillet border, double fillet to board edges, six gilt rolls to inner edges, a.e.g., combed marbled endpapers.
Externally very good indeed, internally very lightly browned, small ink stamp of Selborne library to reverse of foot of title, reverse of folding plate reinforced along fold, otherwise bright and clean. Book label of G.H. Stephenson to front marbled endpaper.
With eight portrait plates and the folding plate showing the execution of Charles I.
Cuzin is described as a binder of "extraordinary excellence" (Fletcher, 'Bookbinding in England and France', pg 78).
Usually attributed to Peter / Pierre Du Moulin.
Lowndes 2660
12mo
Very Good
Full Morocco
Amstelodami (Amsterdam)
1649
First Edition
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