(The Waltham Abbey Bible, with the Abbey's Library Catalogue- one of only two examples privately owned; two manuscripts from the Abbey of Royaumont; The Morimondo Lectionary, from the Dyson Perrins collection; a glossed St. Matthew from the Abbey of Weissenau; and Bede's Homilies from the Library of the Cologne Carthusians. A very fine Besancon Book of Hours from the Phillips Collection; A Geneva Horae, in the earliest known Northern European gold tooled binding of the Renaissance; the Missal of Jean II D'Amboise, Bishop of Langres, splendidly bound by Derome le Jeune; and the Stathum Hours, the only known English MS. mentioned in extant brass; A very fine series of eighteen miniatures by Nicolo da Bologna from a choirbook given c.1394 by Archbishop Nicolo Guinigi to the Certosa of Lucca; and the Melbury House Codex of Piers Plowman.)