c.1870 C. H. SPURGEON. Rare Carte de Visite on Prominent London Preachers w/ Spurgeon at the Top. VellumA very rare piece of Spurgeonalia, the present c. 1870 carte de visite albumen group of six photographs in cartouche, shows six prominent preachers of the era, all with London ties but Guthrie. We have never seen another example of the present. 1. C. H. Spurgeon [1834 1892]. The most influential preacher in England, Pastor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle in London. Displayed prominently at the top of the rotation. 2. Thomas Binney [1798 1874]. Noted
A Seasonable Address to the More Serious Part of the Inhabitants of Great-Britain
here in matching bindings]
An important pre-Revolutionary American imprint of James Murray's anti-establishment "sermons
Gold From Ophir A New Book of Bible Readings
some sporadic foxing
formulated a new government with a new constitution
held at Edinburgh the 19th day of May 1791
Compiled Chiefly from His Own Writings
He declared he was going to partake of the elements whether the church received him or not
The present work is exceptionally rare
A very rare Louisville imprint with no other copies on the market at the time of cataloging
these beautifully crafted bindings are then bookended by stylistically appropriate Arts & Crafts end-sheets monogramed A