Life, lineage, and library, and its history for four hundred years, of Thomas Wotton, 1521-1587
Subtitle: the library contained about 130 gold-tooled bindings now extant, made, it is believed, almost wholly at Canterbury : bindings, French or other, with identical fleurons displaying designs like Wotton's are unknown, save for other Kentish bibliophile or King Edward VI
By: William E. Moss
Publisher: The Author
Published: 1952
Place of publication: Worth & Sonning-on-Thames
Language: eng
Number of pages: 22
Subjects: Library; Catalogs
Other titles: Thomas Wotton's library in gold-tooled bindings, 1541-1553.
Work titles: English Grolier
Notes: At head of title: The English Grolier.

Cover title: Thomas Wotton's library in gold-tooled bindings, 1541-1553.

Laid in is note from the author: "For the Library of Harvard. Perhaps something of a curio, as wholly the work of one pair of hands*; my own, writing, printing and its unconventional bindings. *barring the photogravure Frontispice."

Original decorated boards with printed label on front cover; pages held in with original adhesive tape; in case, 31 cm.