Book of Common Prayer [BCP]
Liturgia Anglicana Polyglotta. The Book of Common Prayer...in Eight Languages. Samuel Bagster, 1822. 8vo, full vellum, boards with gilt dentelles bordering a central onlaid green morocco panel with floral borders with elaborate cornerpieces and onlaid blue and red morocco leaves, enclosing central gilt panel comprised of alternating ruled and pontille fillets, bevelled board edges spine richly gilt in compartments, contrasting morocco lettering-piece in one and lettered directly at foot with publisher, others with floral panels each with two onlaid green morocco roundels with inner red morocco discs, inner dentelles, yellowed endpapers, all edges gilt and gauffered, four red silk markers; provenance: Canon Mowbray Trotter (Canon of Gloucester Cathedral) by bequest from Lady [Georgina] Bloomfield [nee Liddell].
With Jones, Owen Book of Common Prayer. John Murray, 1863. 8vo, full panelled calf, spine with contrasting morocco lettering-piece, marbled endpapers all edges red; with borders, initials and vignettes designed by Jones. A later, less elaborate, edition of Murray's famous BCP.
Lee, Rev. Frederick George The Directorium Anglicanum. Thomas Bosworth, 1865. 4to, later rebound in full leather retaining original lettering-piece on spine; frontis., 14 plates at rear as called for. Second revised ed. A manual of directions for the right celebration of the Holy Communion - and also an admonishment to those who have strayed from strict liturgical practice. [3]