1858 BEAUTIFUL Anglican Communion Prayer Book 1edLords Supper 1662 Tower London
A rare and remarkably beautiful 19th-century Anglican communion prayer book. This work was based on the handwritten book of common prayer from the 1662 copy in the Tower of London. The 1662 became the basis for most English printings of the Common Prayer as well as other liturgical texts for the Church of England.
Truly, this piece is a stunning work of Anglican liturgy and prayer bound in decorative ornate leather printed in the style of the 17th-century original. Beautiful!
Item number: #27745
Price: $950
1858 BEAUTIFUL Anglican Communion Prayer Book 1edLords Supper 1662 Tower London
A rare and remarkably beautiful 19th-century Anglican communion prayer book. This work was based on the handwritten book of common prayer from the 1662 copy in the Tower of London. The 1662 became the basis for most English printings of the Common Prayer as well as other liturgical texts for the Church of England.
Truly, this piece is a stunning work of Anglican liturgy and prayer bound in decorative ornate leather printed in the style of the 17th-century original. Beautiful!
Item number: #27745
Price: $950
Catholic Church
The Order for the administration of the Lords Supper; or Holy Communion.
- First edition.
Details:
- Collation: Complete with all pages
- [8], 74
- Handwritten calligraphy, with some illuminated initials
- References: BAL 12122
- Provenance:
- Handwritten – Hornby, 1859
- Possibly Emily Hornby (1833–1906), an English travel writer and mountaineer. Her father, Thomas Hornby M.A. (1801-1890), was curate of St. George’s Liverpool and later vicar of Walton On The Hill, Lancashire.
- Bookplate – Robin de Beaumont
- Robin de Beaumont (1926-2023) was a noted bibliophile, former President of The Private Libraries Association, and benefactor to the British Museum. He was most remembered for being one of the leading experts in Victorian decorative bindings, with his collections being hailed as being extremely well-preserved and kept in pristine condition.
- Handwritten – Tofield
- Handwritten – Hornby, 1859
- Language: English
- Binding: Leather; tight and secure
- Brown Moroccan leather
- Size: ~7.25in X 5in (18.5cm x 12.5cm)
- Exceedingly rare and desirable
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Category
Religion
Authors
Catholic Church
Printing Date
19th Century
Language
English
Binding
Leather
Book Condition
Excellent
Collation
Complete