Paradisi in Sole: Paradisus Terrestris faithfully reprinted from the edition of 1629 from anthropology to zoology

from anthropology to zoology

Hunter Middleton operated The Cherryburn Press

I was grieved to be the witness of a literary sacrilege

Bound to style by the Studio Bindery of Kingston-on-Thames

Paradisi in Sole: Paradisus Terrestris faithfully reprinted from the edition of 1629 from anthropology to zoologyPp. (4), a k, 1 612, 1 16 (index + contents); title page with decorated floral woodcut, woodcut portrait of Parkinson, 110 full page plates all are fine woodcuts of floral species. Later full tan morocco, spine with five raised bands lettered in gilt in one compartment, front and rear covers tooled in blind and with blind stamped small floral decorations, thick folio (14. 5 x 9 inches). The long subtitle listed on the decorated floral title page