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210  1$aKingston$bFelix
290   $aMcKerrow
340 11$8eng$a1597-1651$xa1597a1651
350  1$0acti$8eng$aPrinter
515  1$0actv$aLondon$3cnl00005350
516 21$0prdv$a"Emblematic device of Fortune with a palm (?) in the right hand and a sword in the left, standing upon the globe; with Fortuna and T. M. (α) With T. M. Probably passed to Thomas Orwin in 1591 and to Felix Kingston in 1597. (β) The T. M. voided."$sMcKerrow Device No. 167$uhttp://img.kb.dk/ha/boghist/MCK/Dev/mckerrow30167.jpg$yImage$uhttp://base.kb.dk/manus_pub/cv/manus/ManusPage.xsql?nnoc=manus_pub&p_ManusId=212&p_PageNo=61&p_Lang=main$yDescription
516 21$0prdv$a"Framed device of Mars with sword and shield; with monogram T. M. (α) With monogram as figured. Probably passed to Thomas Orwin in 1591. (β) Monogram voided. Passed to Felix Kingston in 1597."$sMcKerrow Device No. 180$uhttp://img.kb.dk/ha/boghist/MCK/Dev/mckerrow30180.jpg$yImage$uhttp://base.kb.dk/manus_pub/cv/manus/ManusPage.xsql?nnoc=manus_pub&p_ManusId=212&p_PageNo=66&p_Lang=main$yDescription
516 21$0prdv$a"Framed device of clasped hands emerging from clouds, holding a caduceus and two cornucopias, with T. O. below the hands. The motto, By wisdom peace. By peace plenty. (α) With T. O. Passed to Thomas Orwin's widow Joan in 1593. (β) The T. O. voided. Passed to Felix Kingston in 1597. The device was replaced by No. 274 in 1607-9."$sMcKerrow Device No. 273$uhttp://img.kb.dk/ha/boghist/MCK/Dev/mckerrow30273.jpg$yImage$uhttp://base.kb.dk/manus_pub/cv/manus/ManusPage.xsql?nnoc=manus_pub&p_ManusId=212&p_PageNo=105&p_Lang=main$yDescription
516 21$0prdv$aFramed device of clasped hands emerging from clouds, holding a caduceus and two cornucopias. The motto, By wisdom peace. By peace plenty.$sMcKerrow Device No. 274$uhttp://img.kb.dk/ha/boghist/MCK/Dev/mckerrow30274.jpg$yImage$uhttp://base.kb.dk/manus_pub/cv/manus/ManusPage.xsql?nnoc=manus_pub&p_ManusId=212&p_PageNo=106&p_Lang=main$yDescription
516 21$0prdv$aFramed device apparently representing a flower open in the beams of the sun, and another, on the same stalk, closed at night. The motto, Non licet exiguis.$sMcKerrow Device No. 315$uhttp://img.kb.dk/ha/boghist/MCK/Dev/mckerrow30315.jpg$yImage$uhttp://base.kb.dk/manus_pub/cv/manus/ManusPage.xsql?nnoc=manus_pub&p_ManusId=212&p_PageNo=124&p_Lang=main$yDescription
516 21$0prdv$aOval device of the two summits of Parnassus with Parnasso et Apolline digna.$sMcKerrow Device No. 328$uhttp://img.kb.dk/ha/boghist/MCK/Dev/mckerrow30328.jpg$yImage$uhttp://base.kb.dk/manus_pub/cv/manus/ManusPage.xsql?nnoc=manus_pub&p_ManusId=212&p_PageNo=128&p_Lang=main$yDescription
516 21$0prdv$aA crowned rose. Perhaps passed to Felix Kingston c. 1608.$sMcKerrow Device No. 332$uhttp://img.kb.dk/ha/boghist/MCK/Dev/mckerrow30332.jpg$yImage$uhttp://base.kb.dk/manus_pub/cv/manus/ManusPage.xsql?nnoc=manus_pub&p_ManusId=212&p_PageNo=129&p_Lang=main$yDescription
516 21$0prdv$aDevice of clasped hands, cornucopias, and F. K.; with Sapientia Pacem. Pax Opulentiam.$sMcKerrow Device No. 397$uhttp://img.kb.dk/ha/boghist/MCK/Dev/mckerrow30397.jpg$yImage$uhttp://base.kb.dk/manus_pub/cv/manus/ManusPage.xsql?nnoc=manus_pub&p_ManusId=212&p_PageNo=150&p_Lang=main$yDescription
516 21$0prdv$aDevice of clasped hands, caduceus, and cornucopias, with Sapientia Pacem. Pax Opulentiam, and F. K.$sMcKerrow Device No. 402$uhttp://img.kb.dk/ha/boghist/MCK/Dev/mckerrow30402.jpg$yImage$uhttp://base.kb.dk/manus_pub/cv/manus/ManusPage.xsql?nnoc=manus_pub&p_ManusId=212&p_PageNo=151&p_Lang=main$yDescription
516 21$0prdv$aDevice of clasped hands, cornucopias, and F. K.; with Sapientia Pacem. Pax Opulentiam.$sMcKerrow Device No. 403$uhttp://img.kb.dk/ha/boghist/MCK/Dev/mckerrow30403.jpg$yImage$uhttp://base.kb.dk/manus_pub/cv/manus/ManusPage.xsql?nnoc=manus_pub&p_ManusId=212&p_PageNo=152&p_Lang=main$yDescription
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999   $a20060714$b12:00:00