[John Capgrave, Nova legenda Angliae] — Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire. Charterhouse of St Mary the Virgin, St Michael, and St Thomas the Martyr.
| Provenance: | Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire. Charterhouse of St Mary the Virgin, St Michael, and St Thomas the Martyr. |
| Location: | Untraced, Untraced |
| Author/Title: | [John Capgrave, Nova legenda Angliae] |
| Type of evidence: | e: evidence from an ex-libris inscription or note of gift to an institution |
| Notes on evidence: | 'Orate pro dompno Radulpho Maleverey quondam priore domus Cartusz (?) prope Hull anno regni regis Henrici viiii xxviio' (ad fin.). R. Maleverey, prior, was pensioned off at 50 marks p. a. in 1539 (E. M. Thompson, The Carthusian Order in England, p. 488). The inscription is very inaccurately printed in the Quaritch catalogue. |
| Date: | Westminster (Wynkyn de Worde), 1516 |
| Ownership: | 'G... Rychardson' (? s. xvi). 'P. Tyrwhitt' (? s. xvii–xviii). Belonged to the late Christopher Hohler, formerly of 10 Ormonde Gate, London, SW3, and later Oslo, acquired from Quaritch, cat. 550, no. 87 (1938). |
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