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Quarto. Modern quarter crushed morocco with marbled boards.

22 pp. Unbound octavo.

Unbound octavo, 12 pp. The manuscript is in fragile condition.

Facsimile of a vellum-bound octavo volume.

Facsimile of a vellum-bound small octavo volume.

Facsimile of a vellum-bound small octavo.

An octavo volume, written very carefully and beautifully to imitate print by John Raymond of London. A later owner has written notes on the text and manicules in the margins throughout. Bound in full brown morocco with gold tooling.

Bound in full brown leather with marbled endpapers, and gilt decoration on the spine and cover.

Bound in dark brown morrocco with gold tooling. The four separate sections are individually paginated (22 pp., 26 pp., 24 pp., 58 pp.)

Bound in calf. Written in both directions with 176 p. and 156 p. There are number of errors in the contemporary pagination.

Bound in vellum.

A very tall copy book (37 cm), bound in contemporary calf. 133 ff. In multiple hands.

The first folio of the volume gives all the scriptural passages that are discussed in each sermon and the text, acting as a table of contents. 314 pp. Bound in worn calf. The front cover has become detached. A note on the inside of the front cover reads, "Vol. 7 Sermons", suggesting that it was part of a series.

Written in one small, very neat hand. Appears to be a fair copy of transcriptions made from sermons, as there are few corrections or insertions but some cancellations. There are also pen trials and inscriptions of the names "James Coulter" and "James Peadie" later in the volume. 600 pp. Bound in calf. The front cover is detached.

19cm.

19cm.

19cm.

19cm.

Full dark brown calf with gold tooling and traces of metal clasps. 15cm. Bound with a copy of The Whole Booke of Psalms (1638), which has been annotated by Almond. At the end of this volume, there are some more miscellaneous notes written by Almond, in addition to printed waste dating from the sixteenth century. Pp. 70-76 are blank.

Full dark brown calf.