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London, UK: Ken Trotman. Limited Edition Reprint: 44 of 200. Red cloth boards with gilt frontispiece, and title and bands to spine. 342pp. Inc. fold-out map. Some bumps to edges and spine. Some light foxing to text block o/w a really lovely copy. Weight: 0.69 kg - Overseas orders may require additional postage. . Very Good. Hardcover. Limited Edition. 1984.

London: R. W. for John Partridge. Good. 1647. Softcover. Disbound quarto, still bound to spine remnant.. Begins with title page. Contains folding table, lacks map, lacks frontis, lacks all full page engravings. Contains errata. [22], 335, [4]pp. Some damping, spots. Four or five words obscured p. 35. Few small edge tears that are confined to the wide margins. ; quarto .

Printed by R.W. for John Partridge, 1647. Hardcover. Acceptable. 1647; London; Brown leather covered boards that are severely worn; boards showing through at corners and worn away; both boards are detached but present; spine covering is missing; covers are stained and scuffed; text block is separated in sections but all pages appear to be present, main section from p 33-335 is intact; interior pages are worn and fragile at the edges - appear to have been burned at the edges but no text was lost; Previous owner's name on ffep; Coat of Arms engraving is present, however missing the engraving of Sir Thomas Fairfax on horseback; a few pages have marginal notes; fold out map "The Description of the Armies of Horse and Foot of His Majesties and..." is intact with a few tears, one of which was tape repaired on the back side; Fold-out table at pp334-335 is present and attached with a few tears that have been tape repaired - all text is legible; interior pages are remarkably clean and unmarked;… Read More

London, printed by R.W. for John Partridge, and are to be sold at the Parot in Pauls Church-yard, and the Cock in Ludgate-streete, 1647.. FIRST EDITION 1647. FROM JOHN EVELYN'S LIBRARY WITH ENGRAVED ARMORIAL BOOKPLATE OF SIR FRED. EVELYN, and THE LATER BOOKPLATE FROM CHRISTIE'S SALE OF THE EVELYN LIBRARY. The ink name and date February 1646 of Thos. Jervoise at head of the portrait confirms this is the same copy, the Evelyn Sale, Part 3, No. 1407. 4to, approximately 290 x 180 mm, 11½ x 7 inches, woodcut frontispiece arms of Thomas Fairfax, folding engraved equestrian portrait of Fairfax by William Marshall after Edward Bowers, large folding engraved plate of the Battle of Naseby by Robert Streater, folding letter-press table, pages: [6], 1-8, [10], 9-335 followed by 4 pages of Contents, 10 unnumbered pages bound out of order between pages 8 & 9 (The State of the Kingdom, Errata, An Apologie and To all True English-Men), all pages present, nothing missing, title page is A2, same as ESTC, bound in 19th… Read More