Draft.
Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Oxford University.
Draft.
Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Oxford University.
Copy.
Parties: (1) Oxford University (2) Thomas Wright and William Gill, stationers.
Parties: (1) Thomas Wright and William Gill, stationers (2) Stationers' Company.
Includes a schedule of the indenture mentioned.
Parties: (1) Oxford University (2) Stationers' Company.
Includes a ground plan.
Parties: (1) Stationers' Company (2) Oxford University.
Answer of James Rivington and James Fletcher.
Item 2. i is missing
'A Letter to a Member of Parliament from Mr. John Partridge, touching his Alamanack for the Year 1710, and the Injunction, whereby the Publishing of it is staid for the present'; 'The Last Wills and Testaments of J. Partridge, Student in Physick and Astrology; and Dr. Burnett, Master of the Charter-House', 1716; 'The Second Part of Mene Tekel: Treating of the year 1689', by John Partridge.
Arrest warrants for 'hawking' untaxed almanacs. .
Assorted prints and engravings:
ten engravings cut from the headpieces of editions of the Stationers' Almanack from 1778 to 1787 and bound into a book;
mounted engraving of Tycho Wing's printer's device;
ten engravings cut from the headpieces of editions of the Stationers' Almanack from 1758 to 1767, unbound;
engravings cut from the headpieces of the Stationers' Almanack. 1805;
single sheet almanac, 'Stationers' Company Almanac for 1877';
single sheet almanac, 'Stationers' Almanack', 1768;
single sheet almanac by M. F. Philomath, 1779;
single sheet almanac by M. F. Philomath, 1764;
single sheet almanac by Vincent Wing, 1774;
single sheet almanac by Vincent Wing, 1779;
single sheet almanac by Vincent Wing, 1725;
advertisements for almanacs published by the Company of Stationers, 1831 and 1832;
lower section cut from the Cambridge Almanack, previously used to wrap a bunde of bankers' vouchers from 1767. Text contains a note of the change from the Julian calendar (Old Style dating) to the Gregorian calendar (New Style dating), which took place in Britain and its colonies in 1752.
A complete run of single sheet almanacs from the London Almanack/Almanac series.