modern universal table present state (2 Ergebnisse)

Broadside, 574 x 470 mm. old creases, and small split along one fold. The colophon reads "This table, originally printed in Ireland, and there sold alone for half a crown, is given in the London Magazine for the Month of November 1769." Rare in commerce, only two copies recorded at auction.

Broadsheet, 556:476 mm. Traces of folds. A large currency table intended for wall-mounting, as it was variously issued during the last decades of the 18th century for the use of British merchants, giving the exchange rates of the European and even overseas currencies at the rates prevalent near the end of the Ancien Régime. Decorative, and still a useful tool for any historian of the period. - A little closely trimmed at head, just touching the letter "A" at the head. Provenance: Her Majesty's State Paper Office; latterly in a London private collection. - OCLC 29059897. NUC NM0666743. BLC 320, 63. Cf. Kress 2164. Goldsmiths'-Kress no. 03626.11. ESTC T68981.