A continuation of a catalogue of ladies, to be set up by auction, on ...
Ames, Richard,-1693.
[London, England : s.n.,
-1691]
Attributed to Richard Ames (cf. Nelson and Seccombe).
No. 2 signed: "By E. Cl----R, auctioneer, that sold the young heiress in Q----street."
Title from caption.
Issue lacks imprint; place and year of publication from Nelson and Seccombe.
Note below title: "Catalogues are distributed by the booksellers of London and Westminster."
Issue number printed at head of title.
Printed in a single column on recto of folio half-sheet.
Two typesettings of the first issue are noted in Nelson and Seccombe.
Satiric catalogs of available females for sexual or marital purchase; reserve prices given and conditions of sale described.
Description based on: Numb. 2. (Monday, the 6th of this instant July. [1691]).
Nelson and Seccombe
ESTC
Wing (2nd ed., 1994)
Publication interval and numbering are irregular.
Of three issues known, the second is numbered "ii" and has the same date as no. "2".
No more published.
Microfilm.
Another edition published in Edinburgh? Sept. 1691.
Sex customs
Satire, English
England London.