The Cobler of Canterburie, or an Invective against Tarltons Newes out of Purgatorie: a merrier Jest then a Clownes Jigge, and fitter for Gentlemens Humors

The Cobler of Canterburie, or an Invective against Tarltons Newes out of Purgatorie: a merrier Jest then a Clownes Jigge, and fitter for Gentlemens Humors, Published with the cost of a Dickar of Cow-hides

Authors:

Tarlton, Richard (-1588) *

Published:

London : Frederic Ouvry, 1862

Format:

sm. 4to., half bound, uncut

Catalogue description:

n/a

Number of volumes:

Languages:

English

Sale price:

£1. 5s.

Appears in:

Sotheran's Valuation (c1871)

Stonehouse Catalogue (1878)

CD Junior's Catalogue

Source reference:

S021.6; V05.12/V05.13/V05.14/V05.15; C016.12

Location in CD Junior's Catalogue:

Location in Sotheran's valuation:

Library, shelving over bookcase (C5), shelf 1

Stonehouse Catalogue:

A verbatim Reprint, by F. Ouvry, Esq. (1862), of a very rare early edition [of 1608], the Duke of Grafton's copy of which sold for £18, and afterwards at Heber's for £12 12s. It is a collection of amusing Tales in prose, interspersed with Songs, supposed to be told, at the intigation of a 'Cobler of Canterburie', in the Barge between Billingsgate and that city.