c1300 Century Leaf from a Breviary - Lombard initials and Gregorian Chant for St Andrew the Apostle. Engraving guarding the dead chief and

guarding the dead chief and noblemen

Early 20th Century quarter leather Western slipcase with some wear

The work gave sympathetic depictions of Australia with illustrations of idealised scenes such as Kangaroo hunting

The concluding farce

"Weapons and Objects of New Zealand"

c1300 Century Leaf from a Breviary - Lombard initials and Gregorian Chant for St Andrew the Apostle. Engraving guarding the dead chief andc1300 Century Leaf from a Breviary with Gregorian Chant and decorative Lombard initials. 23 x 15cm approx on Parchment. Worn vellum with toning, stains and marks likely rescued from a binding at some stage. 7 Lombard initials in text. 7 lines of musical notation The passages include the Feast of the Assumption of Mary, Easter and an Extract from Matthew Chapter 18. The music is "Dominus secus mare Galilaeae vidit" which is sung for the Saint's Day of