MARKHAM, GERVASE - Markhams Farwell [Farewell] to Hvsbandry [husbandry] or, The Inriching of all sorts of barren and sterile grounds in our kingdome [kingdom], to be as fruitfull in all mannaer of Graine, Pulse and Grasse as the best grounds whatsoever

Printed for Roger Jackson, London,1625.[6], 160 pages, in text engravings, illustrated headpieces and capitals, Revised Edition, rebound c1800, title page and first page tanned, small wormhole in margin of pages 23-48, hinges lightly worn but held, bookplate to front pastedown, inscription to top of title page, small tears to last two leaves with no loss to text, slight trimming to end leaf that slightly affects the headline, watermarks in margins of pages 1-8, light rubbing to spines and corners with repairs to joints, good condition,rebound in half calf with marbled paper, gilt titles and bands on spine, coloured endpapers, marbled edges, small quarto, 19.5x14.5cm, Hardback.