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:With a later ownership inscription of Thomas Vowler Short, 'Student of Christ Church & Rector of Kingsworthy', (purchased from 'Corkran'<ref>Probably John Cochran who worked at 108 The Strand from 1826 to 1844.</ref> in the Strand for 18 shillings in 1831), and the bookplate of Gilbert W. Child. | :With a later ownership inscription of Thomas Vowler Short, 'Student of Christ Church & Rector of Kingsworthy', (purchased from 'Corkran'<ref>Probably John Cochran who worked at 108 The Strand from 1826 to 1844.</ref> in the Strand for 18 shillings in 1831), and the bookplate of Gilbert W. Child. | ||
:The shelfmark Y.iii.4 will be from the shelving of the 17th-century library in the later 18th century. | |||
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Latest revision as of 09:28, 19 October 2026
- Shelfmark Y.iii.4
- Thomas Cranmer. Reformatio legum ecclesiasticarum.
London: 1571.- William Somner's inscription at top of title page: pretiu[m] -- 12d. W.S.
- Reported by a bookseller in September 2018. Apparently sold as a duplicate in 1828.
- With a later ownership inscription of Thomas Vowler Short, 'Student of Christ Church & Rector of Kingsworthy', (purchased from 'Corkran'[1] in the Strand for 18 shillings in 1831), and the bookplate of Gilbert W. Child.
- The shelfmark Y.iii.4 will be from the shelving of the 17th-century library in the later 18th century.
References
- ↑ Probably John Cochran who worked at 108 The Strand from 1826 to 1844.