Warren, T. (1739). A catalogue of curious and valuable books: Many of them entirely New, the rest selected from the Libraries of the Late Revd. Dr R. Phillips of Shrewsbury, and several eminent persons lately deceas'd. Consisting of near 4000 Volumes in most Languages and Branches of Polite Literature, in exceeding good Condition, a great Number of them Gilt and Letter'd. Which will begin to be sold Cheap (the lowest Price being marked in the Catalogue, and first Leaf of each Book) on Tuesday the 11th of September 1739. Exactly at Ten in the Morning, at the Old-Cross Birmingham. The Books may be view'd till the Sale begins No Books will be Sold out before that Time. To continue three Weeks and no longer. Catalogues may had at the Place of Sale, and of T. Warren Bookseller in the Bull-Ring, where ... Money is given for Libraries or Parcels of books. Birmingham: printed by T. Warren, where all manner of Letter-Press and Copper-Plate printing, such as Books, Bonds, Maps, Prospects, of Gentlemens Seats, Coats of Arms, &c. are done after the best Manner at a reasonable.
Chicago Style CitationWarren, Thomas. A Catalogue of Curious and Valuable Books: Many of Them Entirely New, the Rest Selected From the Libraries of the Late Revd. Dr R. Phillips of Shrewsbury, and Several Eminent Persons Lately Deceas'd. Consisting of Near 4000 Volumes in Most Languages and Branches of Polite Literature, in Exceeding Good Condition, a Great Number of Them Gilt and Letter'd. Which Will Begin to Be Sold Cheap (the Lowest Price Being Marked in the Catalogue, and First Leaf of Each Book) On Tuesday the 11th of September 1739. Exactly At Ten in the Morning, At the Old-Cross Birmingham. The Books May Be View'd Till the Sale Begins No Books Will Be Sold Out Before That Time. To Continue Three Weeks and No Longer. Catalogues May Had At the Place of Sale, and of T. Warren Bookseller in the Bull-Ring, Where ... Money Is Given for Libraries or Parcels of Books. Birmingham: printed by T. Warren, where all manner of Letter-Press and Copper-Plate printing, such as Books, Bonds, Maps, Prospects, of Gentlemens Seats, Coats of Arms, &c. are done after the best Manner at a reasonable, 1739.
MLA CitationWarren, Thomas. A Catalogue of Curious and Valuable Books: Many of Them Entirely New, the Rest Selected From the Libraries of the Late Revd. Dr R. Phillips of Shrewsbury, and Several Eminent Persons Lately Deceas'd. Consisting of Near 4000 Volumes in Most Languages and Branches of Polite Literature, in Exceeding Good Condition, a Great Number of Them Gilt and Letter'd. Which Will Begin to Be Sold Cheap (the Lowest Price Being Marked in the Catalogue, and First Leaf of Each Book) On Tuesday the 11th of September 1739. Exactly At Ten in the Morning, At the Old-Cross Birmingham. The Books May Be View'd Till the Sale Begins No Books Will Be Sold Out Before That Time. To Continue Three Weeks and No Longer. Catalogues May Had At the Place of Sale, and of T. Warren Bookseller in the Bull-Ring, Where ... Money Is Given for Libraries or Parcels of Books. Birmingham: printed by T. Warren, where all manner of Letter-Press and Copper-Plate printing, such as Books, Bonds, Maps, Prospects, of Gentlemens Seats, Coats of Arms, &c. are done after the best Manner at a reasonable, 1739.