The Port-folio : a collection of engravings from antiquarian architectural, & topographical subjects, curious works of art, &c. &c. / with descriptions.
Engraver.:
Storer, James,
Engraver.:
Storer, H. S.
Donor.:
Storer, James,
Plates engraver by J. & H.S. Storer.
"A work of this character ... was never attempted until ... the 'Antiquarian and topographical cabinet', of which highly-esteemed collection of the Port-Folio may be considered a second series."--Preface, v.1.
Printer's name from verso of t.p.
Binding: by Caumont? Sprinkled brown calf, border (g. fillet); spine & board edges g.t., border g.t. on inside covers, raised bands, g. lettering on red spine labels; marbled e.p. & a.e. marbled. Binder's title: Storer, XIII-XVI.
Provenance: presented by J. Storer, Sept. 29, 1830.
Old classmark: 474.
4 v ([196] leaves of plates) : ill ; 24cm (8vo).
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London :published by Nornaville & Fell; and Sherwood, Jones, & Co. (Coe, printer),1823-1824. Storer, James, 1771-1853, engraver. Storer, H. S. (Henry Sargant), 1795-1837, engraver. Storer, James, 1771-1853, donor. Nornaville & Fell, publisher. Sherwood, Jones, and Co., publisher.
Accession number: PB 176-2020
Primary reference Number: 279314
ALMA control 001: 99209123803606
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Owner or interested party:
The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Manuscripts and Printed Books
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