Voyage d'un François en Italie, fait dans les années 1765 & 1766 : contenant l'historie & les anecdotes les plus singulieres de l'Italie, & sa description, les mœurs, les usages, le gouvernement, le commerce, la littérature, les arts, l'histoire naturelle & les antiquités, avec des jugemens sur les ouvrages de peinture, sculpture & architecture, & les plans de toutes les grandes villes d'Italie.

Later published with title: Voyage en Italie.

Road-book from London to Naples /

Illustrated throughout with steel engravings.

A collection of twenty-four caricatures : which have appeared in Paris since the late revolution ; with an introduction, and explanatory remarks annexed to each plate.

Mode of access: Internet.

Historical illustrations of Lord Byron's works,

Selections from the poems, illustrated.

The comic Latin grammar : a new and facetious introduction to the Latin tongue /

Errata: p. [165].

Landscape illustrations of the Waverley novels : with descriptions of the views.

The engravings, with the exception of the frontispiece in v. 2, are by E. F. and W. Finden, after various artists.

Chromatography, or, A treatise on colours and pigments, and of their powers in painting, &c. /

Color samples on front. hand-colored.

Illustrations of the passes of the Alps, by which Italy communicates with France, Switzerland, and Germany.

Each section preceded by engr. title, with vignette.

The English school a series of the most approved productions in painting and sculpture, executed by British artists from the days of Hogarth to the present time

Text in French and English.

Golden rules for cigar-smokers.

Cover-title:- Twelve golden rules for cigar-smokers.

Illustrations of the passes of the Alps, by which Italy communicates with France, Switzerland, and Germany ...

Mode of access: Internet.

The vicar of Wakefield.

Mode of access: Internet.

ABC's of photogrammetry.

Errata sheet inserted in each part.

The landscape album, or, Great Britain illustrated : containing fifty-nine views.

Mode of access: Internet.

Nazm-ı Dilârâ, [1231, i.e. 1815 or 1816].

Elegant autograph copy of the versified Persian-Turkish glossary of the müderris Osman Şakir (whose name appears in Īḍāḥ al-maknūn as ʻUthmān Shukrī, d.1818?). Apparently inspired by the popular Tuhfe-yi Vehbî (used for many years in Ottoman schools) of Sünbülzâde Vehbi Mehmet Efendi (d.1809), see opening matter on p.5-15.