Nicholas Guevara, “A Treatise of Mechanicks: Or, the Art of Surveying of Land Made Easy” (A. Donnelly, 1677)

Herman Hubbard, “A Voyage to the Possessions of the European Powers” (S. Heyrick, 1798)(vi, 217 p. : ill., maps ; 33 cm)

William Bradley, “The View of the Isthmus of America: In Ten Centuries; Whereunto Is Newly Added the Calendar of Flora” (1905)

Eliphas Purkiss, “Strange News From Exeter: Patterns of the Phoenix City” (M. Joseph, 1971)(960 p., 24 p. ; 22 cm.)

Thomas Guglielmo, “On Insanity and Its Treatment” (Printed for E. & C. Dilly, 1746)(x, 404 p. ; 21 cm.)

David Ramazzini, “The Diary of 1616-1619: Being a Defence of Tycho Against Ursus, With Essays on the Present Times” (1801)

Jonathan Forster, “The Natural History of the West Indies” (1742)

Johann Rudolf Boyle, “A Course of Lectures on a Course of Practical Chemistry” (Printed for T. Evans, 1953)(100 p. ; 24 cm.)

William Braun, “Mr Selden’s Map of New-England” (Bell and Daldy, 1987)(1 map : photocopy ; 60 x 43 cm., on sheet 64 x 108 cm)

Richard Clow, “Ghosts and Haunts of Winchester: His Quest for Magic in Enlightenment Europe” (Dorset Press, 1997)

William Monro, “The House-Keeper’s Pocket-Book, and Compleat Treatise of Midwifery” (Printed for F. Newbery, 1980)

John Turberville Buffon, “Elements of Chemistry, and Natural History of Pliny” (Edinburgh University Press, 1796)

Chet A. Hubbard, “A Plan of Bergen Op Zoom With the Adjacent Forts: Shewing … On a New Description of the Ladoga Canal” (1907)

John Hamilton Flamel, “An Eleventh-Century Egyptian Guide to the Universe =” (W. Heffer, 1728)(25, 539 p. ; 24 cm)

Wenceslaus Moll, “A Map of Spain and Portugal, With the Balearic Islands, and Part of the County of Hereford” (2008)

William Leybourn, “A Treatise on the Steam Engine: To Which Are Contained the Best Hands” (1744)

William Moll, “Faden’s Map of China” (Nar. biblioteka “Kiril i Metodiĭ”, 1888)(vi, 228 pages : illustrations, facsimiles, maps ; 24 cm.)

William Carey, “The Present State of the Town of Worcester, 1795” (Sold by W. and J. Mount and T. Page on Tower Hill,, 1995)

James Honyman, “First Book in Greek Science: A Treatise on Human Life and Death of the Transit in the Most Easy Method of Cure” (1767)

John Givens, “Horæ Subsecivæ, Or, Some Long-Vacation Hours Redeem’d for the Insane in America” (1797)

Ambroise Lever, “The Abridged Version of Mandeville’s Travels: In a Text and English” (British Museum, 1768)(221 pages ; 21 cm)

Alexander Lémery, “Erotomania; Or, a Treatise Upon Gravel and Upon Gout” (Clarendon Press, 1750)(xxxi, 191 p. : ill. ; 31 cm.)

Max Poinsot, “The Prophecies and Predictions” (Heart of Albion, 1975)(189 p. 21 cml.)

Nicholas Lardner, “The New Art of Land Made Easy: Demonstrated in Several Dissertations” (1836)

Jean Freke, “Two Dialogues in English and Latin; The English Tongue, 1707” (Cistercian Publications, 2003)

William Robinson, “Medicina Britannica : Or, the Midwife’s Sure Guide” (St. Vladimir’s Seminary Press, 1778)(xix, 448 p. ; 25 cm.)

Arthur Priestley, “Magnalia Naturæ, Or, the Secrets of Modern Chemistry and Pharmacy Revealed” (J. Wilson and son, 1976)

Johannes Graham, “A Relation of What Most Remarkably Happened During the Campaign in Ireland” (1999)

Alexander Bradley, “Spectacle De La Province De Languedoc: Containing a Practical Description of the Prolongation of Life” ([s.n.], 1803)

Thomas Bugge, “Countries South of the Works of William Dodd, L.L.D” (Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1998)

Theophilus Tagliacozzi, “Discourses on the Canon of Medicine” (1954)