Coronations -

A collection of accounts both Manuscript and Printed bound together.-

The True Form and description of the Procession to the Coronation of Her Majesties Queen Anne, to be perform'd the 23rd. of this Instant April, 1702. 1pp., printed in double column, slightly worn to fore-edge, folio, E.Jones, 1702 (loose); The Magnificent Form of the Procession usually observed in the Coronation of the KIngs and Queens of England, engraved illustration, folded, slight damp staining, n.d. [1725]; Another copy; The |Procession Usually Observed in the Coronation of our Kings and Queens, engraving, 8vo., n.d.; A Complete Account of the Ceremonies....Coronations of the Kings and Queens of England, separated and tipped-in, J.Roberts, 1727; 'Observations of Coronations', original manuscript, 20pp., written in several hands, [1685 and other dates]; The Duke of Norfolk's Order about the Habit the Ladies are to be in that attend the Queen at her Coronation, 1pp., [no imprint or date] (loose); Effingham (M.) The Earl Marshal's Order concerning The Robes, Coronets, etc.....worn by Peeresses at the Coronation....King George III and Queen Charlotte, William Bowyer, 1761; An Account of the Ceremonies..at the Coronation... George III and Queen Charlotte, 48pp., G.Kearsley, 1761, half vellum over marbled boards, all tipped-in except where stated, 4to.