Chapbooks--John Harris.

The Elephant's Ball. 1807, 8 uncoloured plates, original yellow wrappers [Moon 32 (1)], covers apparently trimmed at head--The Horse's Levee. 1808, 8 hand-coloured plates, later blue cloth [Moon 384], lacking wrappers, leaves silked with some minor loss--The Visits of Tommy Lovebook... 1809, frontispiece, original yellow wrappers [Moon 958 (3)], Moon bookplate--The Peacock "at home". 1817, 4 (of 5) hand-coloured plates, original buff wrappers [Moon 215 (1)]--The Chapter of Kings... 1818, 38 hand-coloured engravings, original pink boards with roan spine, [Moon 151], some wear to extremities--[Marmaduke Multiply's Merry Method...] [c.1824], 4 volumes, numerous hand-coloured plates, all but one in original wrappers [Moon 520], tear and repair to one leaf, loss to spines--together with 2 others and 2 reference works, some spotting and browning, bindings worn (13)

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