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The sportsman's vocal cabinet. Containing, scarce, curious, and original songs, and ballads, relative to field sports. [edited by Charles Armiger].
London : T. Griffiths, Wellington Street, MDCCCXXXIV. [1834]
[2], 426 p, [12] p. of plates : ill. ; 17 cm.
T.p. and plates are lithographs.
Charles Armiger's name is given as editor at the end of the foreword, dated "Great Melton, Norfolk, July 19, 1830".
An earlier edition published in 1830.
Includes index of first lines, arranged alphabetically and by sport.
Bookplate of Major-General Villiers Hatton CB (1852-1914).
Contemporary dark blue straight-grain morocco; gold tooled double fillet border with second frame of blind tooled leaf and flower roll; gold tooled geometric roll on board edges and turn-ins; spine gold tooled with hunting motifs; inlaid red morocco for spine labels, gold tooled letters; marbled edges and endpapers; large advertisement label of Thomas Gosden, presumably the bookbinder, with engraving of sporting equipment.
Imperfect: wanting the frontispiece.
Hunting Poetry.
Armiger, Charles editor.
Gosden, Thomas, 1780 - 1843 binder.
Griffiths, T. publisher.
Hatton, Villiers, 1852 - 1914 former owner.
England London
B28684