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Hours
History note: John Talbot, First Earl of Shrewsbury (ca. 1388 – 1453); Henry de Bourbon, 17th / 18th c. (fols. 121v, 136r, 136v); Henry de Latour, 17th / 18th c. (fols. 122r, 131r, 137r); Henry de Goullard, 17th / 18th c. (fol. 137r); book-dealer in Nantes, 1855; Ambroise Firmin-Didot; Paris, Firmin-Didot sale, 31 May 1879, lot 19; Quaritch, Catalogue 369, September 1886, no. 35672; Henri Bordes of Bordeaux; Théophile Belin of Paris; sold to Henry Yates Thompson, 17 June 1899, his MS no. 83; London, Sotheby's, Yates Thompson sale 3 June 1919 lot 6; T. H. Riches; his bequest, 1935
Method of acquisition: Bequeathed
(1935)
by
Riches, Thomas Henry
Accession number: MS 40-1950
Primary reference Number: 239428
Project ID: 546
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Owner or interested party: The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department: Manuscripts and Printed Books
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Accession Number: MS 11-1951
Accession Number: MS 1058-1975
Accession Number: MS 147
Accession Number: MS 57
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