Scottish 17th Century Targe

Scottish 18-19th Century Targe celtic Shield made of leather and wood.Full Length Blade Length

Scottish 18-19th Century Targe celtic Shield made of leather and wood Full Length Blade Length

Oak Panel Back Caqueteuse Armchair, possibly Scottish, 16th/17th century, crest with palmette in arch flanked by spirals above a geometric chrysanthemum with small flowers at each corner, molded seat

One page Scottish legal document in Latin, untranslated, on paper with integral blank, Early 17th century, written at Edinburgh, Signed, Watermarked paper, Fine, measures 8 x 12". Reserve: $50.00 Ship

Two interesting Scottish legal documents on paper. The first undated but 17th century in Chancery Latin pertaining to members of the Abbis family and signed by others as well and the second document b

Having a straight 31-3/8" tapered blade with single narrow fuller inscribed: X ANDRIA X FARRARA. Basket hilt, pierced with hearts. Cone-shaped pommel. One-piece wood grip. Blade showing wear and pitti

16th / 17th Century Scottish basket hilt sword blade stamped Andrea Farara in between kings heads on either side, heraldic crest near tang. Overall 37.5" long including tang, blade 33". Condition: Chi

1693 English Latin Dictionary William Robertson Cambridge Phraseologia Generalis William Robertson was a 17th-century Scottish Hebraist known for his studies in Hebrew and Latin languages. However, he

1785 Erskine Institute Law of Scotland Scottish WITCHCRAFT Sorcery Mackenzie In the mid-17th-century, Scottish lawyer and jurist George Mackenzie published an important treatise entitled Institutions

1698 Fraus Elusa English Vocabulary & Grammar Scottish Robert Blau Geography Robert Blau was a 17th-century Scottish schoolmaster who is known today solely for his textbook ‘Vocabularium Duplex’.

1724 1ed English Civil War Gilbert Burnet History of Own Time British Charles II Gilbert Burnet was an important 17th-century Scottish historian whose works were highly influential and have remained i

1718 Elements of MEDICINE Physics & Mathematics Scottish Pitcairne Boerhaave Archibald Pitcairne was a 17th-century Scottish physician who served at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. He is

1758 1ed Scottish LAW Edinburgh Court of Session Decisions Judge Hew Dalrymple Hew Dalrymple was an 17th-century Scottish jurist who served as judge in the Court of Session in Edinburgh at the start o

1630 John Barclay Argenis Scottish Literature Elzevier Religion Wars Politics John Barclay was an early 17th-century Scottish poet and author. His most important and well-remembered work was Argenis a

1788 Scottish Thomas Boston on Human Nature Philosophy Presbyterian Calvinism Thomas Boston was a late-17th-century Scottish churchman who wrote several books on Presbyterianism, Calvinism, and Protes

1678 Scottish Physician Thomas Burnet Disease Fever Cures Medical Encyclopedia Thomas Burnet was a 17th-century Scottish physician who made his reputation through his landmark medical thesaurus. ‘Th

1689 Glorious Revolution Scotland 1ed Robert Ferguson on King William of Orange Robert Ferguson, also known as the Plotter, was a 17th-century Scottish, Jacobite controversialist who published numerou

1664 John Barclay Argenis Political Romance Novel Dystopian French Religion WARS John Barclay was an early 17th-century Scottish writer and satirist most known for his work ‘Argenis’, a political

1692 1ed Scotch Presbyterian Eloquence Crokatt Church of Scotland Gilbert Rule At the end of the 17th-century Scottish authors Gilbert Crokatt and John Monro published a controversial pamphlet defamin

probably 17th century, possibly Scottish, remnants of label verso (partially legible) "Eve in the Garden of Eden circa 1600(?) From the Home of Thoma...Scotlan...", depicting a robed woman in a forest

An interesting one page manuscript in Scots English pertaining to an obligation note from the reign of James VI early 17th century. Names William Wallace and others including an Alexander Cochrane and

1649 1ed Attack Puritans Bramhall Fair Warning Presbyterian Scottish Discipline John Bramhall was a 17th-century Anglican theologian who, curiously, defended the Church of England from Protestants and

1811 Anthony Hamilton Memoirs of Philibert Gramont France Charles II Portraits Anthony Hamilton was a 17th-century Irish author from Scottish decent, who notably wrote in French. His most famous writt

Oak with a carved central back panel, 17th C. H 107 cm. (42 in.)