La Bibbia. : Cioè, I libri del vecchio e del nuouo testamento.. /
Diodati, Giovanni,1576-1649.
Findlater, James Ogilvy,Earl of,-1711.former owner.StEdNL: Bdg.m.147
Hope-Weir, Charles,1710-1791.former owner.StEdNL: Bdg.m.147
Macfarlane, John,Writer to the Signet,former owner.StEdNL: Bdg.m.147
Hackett, John,Sir,former owner.StEdNL: Bdg.m.147
Hart, Alexander,former owner.StEdNL: Bdg.m.147
Dalrymple, Hew Whiteford,Sir.former owner.StEdNL: Bdg.m.147
Dalrymple, Adolphus John,Sir,1784-1866.former owner.StEdNL: Bdg.m.147
White, Henry Dalrymple,Sir,1820-1886.former owner.StEdNL: Bdg.m.147
[Geneva : s.n.],
1607..
Leaves zZ2 and RrR2 are blank
Darlow & Moule
Probably bound for James Ogilvy, 3rd Earl of Findlater. Armorial bookplate of John Macfarlane, Writer to the Signet on upper flyleaf verso; inscription below bookplate reads: 'This book belong'd to Mr. Mcfarlane afterwards to Sir Jo. Hackett - from him given to Mr. Alexr. Hart - who gave it to me An. 1773 C.H.W.'. Armorial bookplate of Charles Hope-Weir of Craigiehall & Blackwood, 2nd son of the 1st Earl of Hopetoun on upper pastedown; armorial bookplate of Lt. General Sir Hew Whiteford Dalrymple, 1st Bt., Colonel of the 57th Regiment on lower pastedown and ink inscription on second upper flyleaf 'This book was given by the Honourable Charles Hope Weir to Lieut. General Sir Adol[phu]s Crighton K.B.' and a note below: 'The above was written by my father General Sir Huw Whiteford Dalrymple Bart. who died in April 1835 in the 79th year of his age'. Armorial bookplate of General Sir Adolphus John Dalrymple, 2nd (& last) Baronet on verso of second upper flyleaf with inscription below: 'I give this book to my nephew Colonel Henry Dalrymple White C.B. at Dulrow House Walford this day, Sunday, June 7th. 1863 A.J. Dalrymple, Bart. General'.
Bound in Edinburgh, circa 1680, in red morocco  with gilt double fillet border, gilt panel composed of a double fillet and a wild strawberry roll with a large thistle tool at the outer corners. In the centre the initial 'F' beneath an Earl's coronet within a wreath formed by two wavy stems surmounted by smaller thistle tools. Spine with five raised bands, the second panel lettered in gilt, the others with an arrangement of a pair of semi-circular volutes at top and bottom and four wild strawberry arrow-head tools in the centre. Gilt edges gauffered near the headcaps and at top and bottom of the spine with a design of circles, ovals and a thistle formed by massed studwork.
Switzerland Geneva.