A Bibliographical Antiquarian, and the Picturesque Tour in France and Germany.
London: Robert Jennings and John Major, 1829. Second edition. Windle A38b; Jackson 49.
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Reliquiæ Bodleianæ: or Some Genuine Remains of Thomas Bodley. Containing His Life, the First Draught of the Statues of the Publick Library at Oxford (in English) and a Collection of Letters to Dr. James, &c. Published from the Originals in said Library.
London: Printed for John Hartley, 1703. First edition. NCBEL II, 1700; Lowndes 1022. ¶ Over 200 letters from Thomas Bodley (1545-1613) to the his first librarian, Thomas James (1572-1629), on matters pertaining to the establishment, plan, design and mission of the library, including methods of cataloging, types of bindings, subject.....
Aggravating Ladies, Being a List of Works Published Under the Pseudonym of “A Lady,” with Preliminary Suggestions on the Art of Describing Books Bibliographically. By Olphar Hamst [pseud].
London: Bernard Quaritch, 1880. First edition. ¶ An essay on bibliographic descriptions and preparing catalogues, with a list of 151 works purportedly by “A Lady,” which Ralph Thomas, writing under the pseudonym Olphar Hamst could not identify when compiling his Handbook of Fictitious Names of Authors of the Nineteenth Century.....
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