Sculptura-historico-technica, or, The history and art of ingraving ... /

Harding's advertisements, p. [226].112-113 repeated in paging.Signatures: A⁶ B-E¹² F¹²(F6+1) G-K¹² L⁶.Second edition of a work first published under title: Repertorium sculptile-typicum. See Preface, p. [iii].I. The rise and progress of ingraving.--II. Of ingraving in general.--III. An idea of a fine collection of prints.--IV. The Repertorium; or Collection of the various marks and cyphers, by which the prints of the best ingravers, &c. are distinguished. With large additions.--V. Of ingraving, etching, and scraping on copper, as now practised, with cuts to illustrate it.Mode of access: Internet.Binding, c. 2: calfskin. Gilt double fillets, title in gilt on red spine label. Edges of boards rolled in black. Page edges red. Signature on front free endpaper of Matthew Lee; second signature of Wm. Lloyd Jones, dated 1878.Binding, c. 1: marbled paper backed in calfskin. Edges sprinkled red.Copy 2 lacks final blank.Bound in Getty c. 1 is folded broadside entitled: An historical and chronological list of the painters. London : Printed by Tho. Aris, for S. Harding, at the Bible and Anchor on the pavement in St. Martin's Lane, [1740?]. Price 6 d. (overall dimensions 39 x 46.5 cm). Date from ESTC, where it is noted: Possibly intended to accompany an edition of Repertorium sculptile-typicum