A catalogue of books, for the year 1807, in various languages, and classes of literature; on sale, for ready money, By cuthell & martin, middle row, holborn.
London.
Printed by E. Blackader, [1807].
8vo.
In two parts. [4], 155, [1], 201-540, 16pp. Complete despite erratic pagination. Contemporary half-calf, marbled boards, tooled in gilt and blind. Without lettering-piece. Extremities worn, upper board held by two of three cords only. Naive paper repair to gutter of title page.
The annual catalogue of books for sale by Cuthell and Martin of London.
John Cuthell (1743-1828), emigrated from Scotland to London in 1771, where he became an apprentice of Drew, of Middle Row, Holborn, whom he succeeded. He was publishing catalogues from 1787, and was noted for his stock of medical and scientific books. His partnership with Martin, begun in 1802, appears to have dissolved by 1810. He was succeeded by Francis Macpherson, who issued the thirtieth number of his catalogue in April, 1840.
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John Cuthell (1743-1828), emigrated from Scotland to London in 1771, where he became an apprentice of Drew, of Middle Row, Holborn, whom he succeeded. He was publishing catalogues from 1787, and was noted for his stock of medical and scientific books. His partnership with Martin, begun in 1802, appears to have dissolved by 1810. He was succeeded by Francis Macpherson, who issued the thirtieth number of his catalogue in April, 1840.
OCLC together record copies at just two locations (BL and Wellcome).
