1734 The Institute of the Laws of England, Thomas Wood

“An Institute of the Laws of England …in Four Books”, by Thomas Wood, printed at the Savoy for E and R Nutt, 1734. Frontis portrait, 663 pages, Table. Binding with leather removed, paper boards.

1734 Institute of Laws of England Parliament LAW Crimes Henry VIII Thomas Wood “The common Law is the absolute Perfection of Reason, for nothing that is contrary to Reason is consonant to the law”

An Institute of the Laws of England by Thomas Wood London; 1763 Folio: 9 1/2 by 14 1/3" 687 pages plus The Table Foxing, worn binding, damaged corners WILLIAM PANE SHEFFIELD BOOKPLATE AT THE FRONT PAS

Das Nibelungen-lied By Simrock, Karl (Transcribed By); Max Von Boehn (Introduction) Berlin: Askanischer Verlag, 1923. Quarto: 7 1/2 by 10 1/4" (4) 138, 367 (1)pp. Original vellum backed illustrated de

NO RESERVE Law.- Wood (Thomas) An Institute of the Laws of England, third edition, engraved portrait frontispiece, offsetting, occasional browning, contemporary calf, joints cracked, rubbed, by E. and

1797 Edward Coke Institutes of Laws of England Littleton Commentary Latin/Eng “Corporations cannot commit treason, nor be outlawed, nor excommunicate, for they have no souls.” – Edward Coke The

English Almanac entitled "Vox Stellarum: or A Loyal Almanack for the Year of Humane Redemption 1734..", by Francis Moore, and printed at London by Thomas Wood, 1734. Tax stamp on title, calendar and T

Coke, Edward The Institutes of the Laws of England The First Part ... a Commentary upon Littleton; The Second Part ... Containing the Exposition of Many Ancient, and Other Statutes; The Third Part ...

Annotated Law.- Coke (Sir Edward) The first part of the institutes of the laws of England, parallel French and English text, folding woodcut plate, final f. blank, contemporary ink marginalia througho

COKE, Edward, Sir (1552-1634). The third part of the Institutes of the laws of England. London: M. Flesher for W. Lee and D. Pakeman, 1644. Folio (293 x 187 mm). Engraved portrait frontispiece signed

Coke, Edward. THE FIRST PART OF THE INSTITUTES OF THE LAWS OF ENGLAND. Fifth Edition, Corrected. London: for the Company of Stationers, 1656. Folio, 11" x 7.25". Engraved frontis, engraved title, fold

THE THIRD PART OF THE INSTITUTES of the LAWS OF ENGLAND 1660 Size 7 1/2 by 11" Later binding. Otherwise very good condition. Text in English Reserve: $339.99 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.00 to

1794 LAW Edward Coke Institutes of England Littleton Commentary RARE “Corporations cannot commit treason, nor be outlawed, nor excommunicate, for they have no souls.” – Edward Coke

1792 LAW Edward Coke Institutes of England Hawkins Commentary RARE Dublin edition “Corporations cannot commit treason, nor be outlawed, nor excommunicate, for they have no souls.” – Edward C

Thomas Nason (American 1889-1971)- ''Midsummer''- 1942, edition of 300. 4 7/8 x 7 15/16'' 2). ''A New England Stream''- 1951, edition of 250. 5 7/16 x 9 7/8'' 3). ''Little Farm''- 1955, edition of 250

The Naval History of England, in All Its Branches; from the Norman Conquest in the Year 1066, to the Conclusion of 1734 by Thomas Lediard, Gent. In Two Volumes. London: Printed for John Wilcox, at Vir

Thomas W. Nason (American [MA / CT], 1889 - 1971), Wood engraving of a New England church, likely Connecticut. Ca. mid to late 20th century. Signed by artist in lower right (pencil) and signed in plat

Proceedings, Precedents, and Arguments on Claims and Controversies Concerning Baronies by Writ, and other Honours with the Arguments of Sir Francis Bacon…, printed at London for Thomas Wotton, MDCCX

A 1771 copy of "Blackstone's Commentaries on the Laws of England", signed by lawyer and Revolutionary War hero Thomas Leaming on March 7, 1772. The book was given to a descendant of Thomas Leaming (al

Heading: (Law) Author: Blackstone, William and Thomas M. Cooley Title: Commentaries on the Laws of England in Four Books...Together with Copious Analysis of the Contents by Thomas Cooley Place Publish

New England Farm; lithograph, from edition of 300, commissioned and circulated by the Friends of Art of Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS; under glass and matted in wood frame with black finish a

Western Europe, England, ca. 19th century CE. A collection of three wood flutes with brass keys and elephant ivory fittings. The light colored wood flute is stamped with Thomas Prowse marks, the body

Thomas W. Nason (1889-1971), the Poet Engraver of New England, original wood engraving titled "Eggemoggin Reach". Pencil signed and dated 1940 bottom right. Size: Frame 15" by 11.25". Art 9.75" by 6".

England; 19th century. Boxed drafting kit including 9 tools. Ivory folding ruler, signed. Shagreen covered wood case. Thomas Bradburn & Sons was in business from 1863-1876 in Birmingham, England. Dime