We, designing to finish these EDITIONS now publishing with all speed, give NOTICE of NEW Offerings  at the CROWN & BOOK.

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A Short Treatise On the Game of BACK-GAMMON

The Book of Common Prayer, and Administration of the Sacraments, and other Rites and Ceremonies of the Church, according to the use of the Church of England  : Together with the Psalter, or Psalms of David, pointed as they are to be sung or said in Churches. Oxford  1763

Bound in Full Leather Only with plain end papers

Consisting of 568 pages sewn to hemp cord with linen thread, then covered in your choice of brown or black leather, decorated with blind tooling in the Cambridge Panel design.  For an additional fee, one may be had in red leather with extensive tooling in the Scottish Herringbone Pattern.

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COLLECTION of PSALMS and HYMNS 1737

"Ye holy Souls, in God rejoice,..." 

When John Wesley arrived in Charles-town in 1737, one of the first matters he attended to was the printing of a collection of English psalms,  hymns and German hymns in translation for the use in worship. 

Each signature is hand sewn, compiling 74 pages bound to your desire in Brown or Black full leather with plain end papers.

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Bound in Full Leather Only with plain
end papers

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HARRIS's LIST OF COVENT-GARDEN LADIES, For the YEAR  1789

HARRIS'S LIST, published from 1757 to 1795, was an annual directory of LADIES then working in London. It was printed and published in Covent Garden, and sold for two shillings and six pence. A contemporary report of 1791 estimates that it sold about 8,000 copies annually.  We offer the LIST as a 133 page stitched booklet with marble wrap, measuring 4 1/2" x 7 1/2".

$ 25.00

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THE PARSON's RECEIPTS of liquid refreshment

In Which are Described the Methods by Which the Parson, Compounded his most Famous Toddies that Distinguished his Hospitality.

This is a "tongue in cheek" pamphlet created by the CROWN & BOOK, using period fonts and decorative ornamentations. In this pamphlet, measuring 4" x 7", you will find a Preface to the Reader kindly written by P. Aledraper and 14 period drink recipes

$5.00

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COMPENDIUM of POLITE SOCIETY, Containing a list of the
Finest of  Society, in no Order
of rank or favor

  A "POCKET" period appropriate
volume for the securing of contact information. It is offered bound in 1/4, 1/2, or full calf, and measures
 3 3/4" x 6",  bound with
100 pages allowing one to secure the needed information of 3 peeps per page.

1/4 calf binding      $ 40.00

1/2 calf binding      $ 45.00

Full calf binding    $ 55.00

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A Short INTRODUCTION to
 VOCAL MUSICK

"TO THE READER. In the  following little Treatise, the Author has endeavoured to set down his Meaning  just as he would explain it by Word of Mouth. to an intire stranger to Musick....."   1767
A 12 page Treatise to be offered in Pamphlet form with blue wrap, measuring 5 1/2" x 8 1/2". 

                          $ 5.00

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RULES for the REGULATION
 of the NAVY of the UNITED COLONIES of NORTH-AMERICA

"Established for Preserving their Rights and Defending their LIBERTIES, and for Encouraging all those who Feel for their COUNTRY, to enter into its Service...."  1775  Eight pages of ARTICLES, numbering 44, to be sold in pamphlet form, measuring  4 1/4" x  7". 

                           $ 5.00

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THE FINE GENTLEMAN'S ETIQUETTE;
 or Lord Chesterfield's Advice to His Son, Versified by a Lady.

 Philip Stanhope, the 4th Earl of Chesterfield, better-known  simply as Lord Chesterfield, remains best-remembered for the hundreds of witty  and wise letters he wrote to his son, spanning everything from history and
literature to meditations on philosophy to advice on life and love.    Beginning in 1737 and  ending with the young man’s sudden death in 1768 at the age of 36, which
devastated Lord Chesterfield, the 400 or so surviving letters were collected by  the son’s widow in 1774 and published .  This 26 page Pamphlet, published in LONDON 1776, is some of that advice versified by a LADY.

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