Addendum 1 to the Catalogue: 52 Sutro Library

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California State Library [Th is description was inadvertently omitted from the main body of the catalogue, where it should properly follow the other Sutro Library First Folio, West 51.]

history Th e copy is in twelve volumes, with plays distributed as listed in the Binding section. Th e fragments in Volume Eleven are from Timon of Athens, Richard II, and Henry VIII. Adolph Sutro (or one of his London agents) purchased the volumes at auction in 1889. Volume Seven, which contains King John, gives hints about the Folio’s provenance; in pencil there is a notation which reads: ‘12 vols. 8.8.0 S[otheby] W[ilkinson] & H[odge] ( 647) July 3. 1889.’ Like West 51, this Folio survived the ﬁ res that consumed more than 100,000 of Sutro’s texts. provenance Lee, Census, no. 146, Class IIIB: ‘Acquired c 1889 by the late owner.’ Th e MS referenced in the History section provides information on Adolph Sutro’s acquisition of the volume. Th is Folio remained with West 51 after Sutro acquired them both. See the West 51 Provenance section for additional information. owners Adolph Sutro (1830–1898) Dr Emma Sutro Merritt (1856–1938) (and other Sutro heirs) Sutro Library, State of California (1915–present) binding General notes: All volumes were bound identically (half brown morocco, marbled upper and lower covers, and double parallel gold-tooled lines at the top and bottom of the spine) before 1889. Volume One: Th e spine reads ‘the first edition of measure for measure. – 1623’. Volume Two: Th e spine reads ‘first folio editions of much ado & love’s labour’s lost.’ Volume Th ree: Th e spine reads ‘the first folio edition of the midsummer night’s dream. – 1623.’ Volume Four : Th e spine reads ‘the first folio edition of the merchant of venice. –1623’ upside down. Volume Five: Th e spine has a gold-tooled title upside down, ‘the first edition of twelfth night – 1623’. Volume Six: Th e spine has a gold-tooled title upside down, ‘the first edition of the winter’s tale – 1623’.

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Volume Seven: Th e spine has a gold-tooled title upside down, ‘the first edition of king john – 1623’. Th ere is a small paste-on label near the bottom bands. Volume Eight: Th e spine has a gold-tooled title upside down, ‘imperfect first folio edition of henry the fourth’. Volume Nine: Th e spine has a gold-tooled title upside down, ‘imperfect copies of henry the fifth & henry the sixth – 1623’. Volume Ten: Th e spine has a gold-tooled title upside down, ‘the first folio edition of richard the third – 1623.’ Volume Eleven: Th e spine has a gold-tooled title upside down, ‘fragments of the first folio shakespeare.’ Th ere is rubbing at the upper and lower outer corners. Th e binding threads are purple and green. Volume Twelve: Th e spine has a gold-tooled title upside down, ‘the first edition of julius caesar – 1623.’ Th e lower outer corner is bent. Th e back corners are scuﬀ ed. Th ere is wear at the edge of the marbled paper. condition: binder’s leaves

original leaves present: No preliminaries and 211 (47) text leaves. missing leaves: πA1–E6, H1–I2, I6, Q3–Y1, d4, d5, gg3–6, i4, k6, x1–Gg1, gg6–hh6, ll6–bbb6.

Pre-Original Leaves Volume One: Th e end-paper is marbled with brown and tan; there is a loose bookplate with the motto of the Sutro library and a picture depicting a mining scene and the Sutro mansion. Th ere are glue marks where it used to be attached. Th e verso of the free end-paper has a stamp of the Sutro Library near the top. Two slightly browned loose pages are inserted into the volume and entitled ‘Shakespeare Collection of First Folio Fragments, 1 v. in 12 | fv 822.33 | L j. | co. 2’ with a watermark reading ‘english bond | made in usa.’ Volume Two: Th e end-paper has a Sutro Library stamp. Th e free end-paper and fi rst binder’s leaf are blank. Th ere is an in-text binder’s leaf glued to K6v. Volume Th ree: Th eend-paper has a Sutro Library stamp in the top corner. Pencil MS on a binder’s leaf reads ‘fr 822.33 | Lj | cop. 2 | [v.3] | [Shakespeare, William | Mr. William Shakespeares Comedies, Histories, & Tragedies. 1623]’. Th e free end-paper has some off set ink from N1. Volume Four : Th e end-paper has a Sutro Library stamp in the top corner; there is a Sutro Library bookplate in the centre. Th e free end-paper has MS listing the title, call number, and volume number. Th e verso of the fi nal binder’s leaf has some off set ink from the fi rst page of Th e Merchant of Venice. Volume Five: Th e end-paper has a Sutro Library stamp in the top centre. Th e free end-paper is blank. Th e fi rst binder’s leaf is mottled brown except for a white band, possibly from being held open. Volume Six: Th e end-paper has a Sutro Library stamp in the top centre. Th e free end-paper has MS pencil listing the call number and title. Th e fi rst and second binder’s leaves are blank. Volume Seven: Th e end-paper has a Sutro Library stamp in the top left corner; a catalogue entry is pasted in: ‘647 shakespeare (w.) Th e following plays from the fi rst folio, bound.’; in MS pencil below the catalog entry it reads, ‘Separately in 12 volumes half brown moroco, viz | HenryIV. Julius  Addendum 

Caesar. Measure for Measure. | Winter’s Tale. Twelth Night. Merchant of Venice | Much Ado. Loves Labour Lost. Richard III | Midsummer Night’s Dream & King John | 12 vols.  8.8.0 | S.W. & H (647) | July 3.1889.’ Th e free end-paper has MS pencil with the title and call number. Th e verso of the fi rst binder’s leaf is browned with images of lines. Volume Eight: Th e end-paper has a Sutro Library stamp in the top centre. Th e free end-paper has MS pencil listing the title and call number. Th e fi rst and second binder’s leaves are blank. Volume Nine: Th e end-paper has a Sutro Library stamp in the top centre. Th e free end-paper has MS pencil listing the title and call number. Th e fi rst binder’s leaf is blank. Volume Ten: Th e end-paper has a Sutro Library stamp in the top centre. Th e free end-paper has MS pencil listing the title and call number. Th e fi rst binder’s leaf is blank. Volume Eleven: Th e end-paper has a Sutro Library stamp in the top centre. Th e free end-paper has MS pencil listing the title and call number. Th e fi rst binder’s leaf is blank. Volume Twelve: Th e end-paper has a Sutro Library stamp in the top centre. Th e free end-paper has MS pencil listing the title and call number. Th e verso of the fi rst binder’s leaf shows some off set ink from the fi rst page of Julius Caesar.

Post-Original Leaves Volume One: Th e fi rst binder’s leaf has faint off set ink from the last page of the text. Th ere are a total of eleven browned binder’s leaves follow the text. Th e end-papers are marbled with brown and tan. Volume Two: Th e fi rst binder’s leaf has faint off set ink from the last page of the text. Seven binder’s leaves follow the text. Th e end-papers are blank. Volume Th ree: Th e fi rst binder’s leaf has faint off set ink from the last page of the text. Five binder’s leaves follow the text. Th e end-papers are blank. Volume Four : Th e fi rst binder’s leaf has stains from the fi nal leaf of Th e Merchant of Venice. Th irteen binder’s leaves follow the text. Th e end-papers are blank. Volume Five: Five binder’s leaves follow the text. Th e free end-paper is blank. Th e end-paper has purple pencil MS reading ‘14/S.W&H. / 647 / July, 3.89’. Volume Six: Th ere are fi ve binder’s leaves. Th e end-papers are blank. Volume Seven: Th e fi rst binder’s leaf shows off set ink from printed columns. Th ere are ten binder’s leaves. Th e end-papers are blank. Volume Eight: Th e fi rst binder’s leaf and free end-paper are blank. Th e end-paper is browned around the edges. Volume Nine: Th e fi rst binder’s leaf has some lines, possibly from ink rubbing off . Th e end-papers are blank. Volume Ten: Th e fi rst binder’s leaf has some lines, possibly from ink rubbing off . Th ere are nine binder’s leaves. Th e end-papers are blank. Volume Eleven: Th e fi rst binder’s leaf has some lines, possibly from ink rubbing off . Th e end-papers are blank. Volume Twelve: Th e fi rst binder’s leaf has some lines, possibly from ink rubbing off . Th ere are nine binder’s leaves. Th e end-papers are blank. condition: preliminaries πA3 contains MS: the call number, ‘v. 1’, a date, and ‘177’ in brackets under the printed ‘S’ of Shakespeare. πA4v is mottled with dark-brown spots. Addendum   condition: text manuscript annotations Measure for Measure F1 pencil MS lower gutter margin ‘i H5/27 MD’, red pencil MS ‘MD’, MS light blue specks a19. F5 Sutro Library stamp at centre of foot. G3 MS fi lled in letter b28. G6v Sutro Library stamp above ornament fi nished under ‘finis’. Much Ado about Nothing I3 Sutro Library stamp on ornament, MS pencil ‘1/15/27 MD’ in gutter. Love’s Labour’s Lost L6 Sutro Library stamp centre foot. M6v Sutro Library stamp above ‘finis’. A Midsummer Night’s Dream N1 Sutro Library stamp in the centre of the top ornament, pencil MS in lower gutter margin ‘1/15/27 MD’. N2v one fi lled letter a31, one fi lled letter a51. N3v MS dark ink fi ve practise ‘y’ in gutter, fi ve practise ‘your’ top column b through b14, four practise ‘your’ a35–42, mark in gutter, a26 letter written on. N4 MS ‘y’ practicing a1–10, ‘thy eyes’ practise 17 times. N4v one fi lled letter a8. N6 Sutro Library stamp centre foot. O3 one letter fi lled a65, one letter fi lled b9. O3v Sutro Library stamp above ‘finis’. Th e Merchant of Venice O4 MS pencil lower gutter margin ‘1/15/27 MD.’ O5 MS one letter fi lled b38. O5v 1 letter fi lled b47. P4 Sutro Library stamp centre foot. P5 possible MS pen stroke b50-1. Twelfth Night Y2 MS ‘1/15/27 MD’ foot; Sutro Library stamp centre top; possible MS ink marks foot. Z1 Sutro Library stamp centre foot. Z6v MS ‘My Diary’ at top; Sutro Library stamp halfway down in centre. Th e Winter’s Tale Aa1 Sutro Library stamp top centre; MS ‘1/15/27 MD’ in gutter. Aa6 Sutro Library stamp centre foot. Bb5 probable indecipherable MS though the ink colour is close to the printing. Cc2 MS pen to trace over printing. Cc2v Sutro Library stamp centre page. King John a1 Sutro Library stamp top centre; MS ‘1/15/27 MD’ in lower gutter. Aa3 MS scribbles top margin. b2 Sutro Library stamp centre foot. b5v Sutro Library stamp centre ornament. Richard II c2 Sutro Library stamp centre foot. c3 MS dark-brown pen strokes upper outer margin; topmost stroke is smeared and touches page number. c3v bleed through of top MS pen stroke from recto touches page number; MS pencil scribbling a38–42. d2v MS light-brown ink at foot ‘weed off ce no 26 H H / H H H .25.25[?]’, MS is unclear and reading uncertain due to smearing. 1 Henry IV d6 Sutro Library stamp centre foot; MS pencil lower gutter ‘1/15/27 MD’. f5 a28 probable MS ‘n /y’. 2 Henry IV gg7 MS top of partially smeared ‘g’ and other smeared practise ‘g’s. gg7v Sutro Library stamp centre ornament. gg8v Sutro Library stamp centre ornament. HenryV h1 Sutro Library stamp centre top; MS pencil lower gutter ‘1/17/27 MD’. h3 Sutro Library stamp centre foot. h6v washed MS brown ink top centreline ‘My Name[?]’ and several practise ‘a’s. i1v MS brown ink swirls partly trimmed at top. k1v MS dry quill practise ‘L’s b7–14. 1 Henry VI k5v centreline 13–16 has two MS ‘b’s. l4 MS dark-brown ink underlining ‘fi r’ of ‘confi rme’ a2; spot beside a8; stroke a15. l6 Sutro Library stamp centre foot. 2 Henry VI m2v MS grey ink b16–20 ‘A Great Pallace of Fabrick’. n6 MS dark-brown pen stroke a22 by ‘Enter Michael’. o3v Sutro Library stamp centre ornament. 3 Henry VI o4 Sutro Library stamp in ornament. o6 MS brown ink smear two-thirds down a. p6v MS dark brown ink stroke by b54 ‘K. Edw. “Th e Duke”’. q3v MS outer third of margin has been scratched and trimmed; MS reddish pencil line foot. q4v Sutro Library stamp below ‘finis’. Richard III q5 Sutro Library stamp centre ornament; MS pencil foot ‘1/17/27 MD’. s3 Sutro Library stamp centre foot. s6 MS a3 ‘Devily’, probably refers to Richard. t2v Sutro Library stamp centred. t4 bleed through of verso MS b1–9. t4v a1–9 MS dark–brown ink in a seventeenth-century hand four practise signatures smeared ‘Rysaid / Rysaniad’. v1 MS red ink faint strokes foot near gutter. v6v Sutro Library stamp centre foot. Timon of Athens gg4v Sutro Library stamp on gutter repair. Julius Caesar kk1 Sutro Library stamp top centre; MS pencil in lower gutter ‘1/17/27 MD.’ ll2 Sutro Library stamp centre foot. repairs and damage affecting text Measure for Measure F2v worm hole aff ects one letter a65. F4 inkblot obscures one letter a59. F4v particle obscures two letters, worm hole partially obliterates one letter a65. F5v worm hole obscures one letter a65. Twelfth Night Y5 broken rule aff ects text at b3. King John b3 fi nal letter of catchword printed lower than the rest. F6v hole obscures one letter b34. G1 5 x 3 mm hole centre foot rule, reinforced corner, two worm holes. G1v hole aff ects rule and one letter at b1. G2 last fi ve lines of b light printing, one letter obscured. G2v a66 heavy inking and one letter obscured. G3 two letters  Addendum  obscured B62. G3v blot obscures one letter a41. G5 outer foot reinforced corner and 2 mm of rule missing. Much Ado about Nothing I4 stain obscures two letters b16, blot obscures one letter b18, stain obscures two letters b32. K1v continuing worm hole obscures one letter a65. K2v continuing worm hole obscures one letter a65. Love’s Labour’s Lost L3v inkblot obscures one letter b37. L4r fi ve letters obscured due to thin paper at watermark and bleeding through a35. M1 spot obscures one letter b38. M3v substance in paper aff ects printing of a29–30. M5 blot obscures one letter b49, hole obscures one letter a24. M5v hole obscures one letter b24. M6v bump obscures one letter b43. A Midsummer Night’s Dream N4 inkblot obscures two letters b8. N4v two letters partially obscured b65, two letters in catchword twisted to right. O3 blot obscures one letter b36. O3v blot obscures one letter a18. Th e Merchant of Venice O5 blot aff ects one letter a64. O6 one letter obscured. O6v repair aff ects rule. P1v fi lled letter a65. P2 blot aff ects one letter b48. P3 fi lled letter a59. P3v fi lled letter b17; fi lled letter b48; paper fl aw obscures one letter b52. P4 blot aff ects two letters a26. P5 one letter of running title unclear. P5v blot obscures two letters a11; blot obscures one letter b26. P6 blot obscures one letter b20; blot obscures one letter b64. P6v one letter fi lled a62. Q1v blots obscure one letter b13 and one letter b57. Q2 fold (not aff ecting verso) aff ects printing a39–42 and b45–50. Q2v blot aff ects one letter a21. Twelfth Night Y2 fi nal letter of catchword printed at tilt; two letters unclear a65. Y2v catchword slightly askew. Y3 blot aff ects two letters b27. Y3v one letter fi lled b31; one letter fi lled b52. Y4v paper fl aw aff ects one letter a21. Y5 torn upper outer corner removes 6 mm of top rule, 22 mm of side rule, one letter b1, and a partial letter b2; one smeared letter b36. Y5v stain obscures one letter a16; one letter fi lled in each a33, a62, and a63. Z1 pre-printing wrinkles aff ect printing in lower third of page. Z2v blot aff ects one letter b38. Z3 smeared ink in two letters b56. Z5 blot aff ects one letter b27. Th e Winter’s Tale Aa1v repair aff ects two letters a64–65. Aa2 blot aff ects one letter b17. Aa4 smeared period b4. Aa5v two letters obscured b60–61. Bb1v blot obscures two letters a46. Bb2 one letter fi lled a5; ink mark a26; one letter fi lled b1; blot aff ects one letter b43; blot aff ects one letter b47. Bb2v blot aff ects one letter a36. Bb3 two letters obscured b37; blot obscures one letter b55; one letter fi lled a29; blot aff ects one letter a39; blot aff ects one letter b52. Bb3v one letter fi lled in each a18, a28, and b57. Bb4 pre-printing top corner aff ects one letter b1; corner repair removes three letters b64, one letter b65, and catchword. Bb4v corner repair removes seven letters a64 and three words a65. Bb5v blot aff ects one letter b14. Bb6r stain obscures one letter running title. Cc1v Period after ‘Leo’ not printed b64. King John a1 one letter obscured in each a38, b23, b33, and b65. a1v one letter fi lled in each a25, b56. Aa3v one letter fi lled in each b7, b9, b55; three letters fi lled b49. a4 hole aff ects two letters b1–2. a4v hole aff ects two letters a2; ‘o’s in ‘John’ fi lled b48–49. a6 corner repair removes two letters b65 and four letters of catchword. a6v one letter obscured a9. b3 one letter in catchword lower than the rest. b4 ‘o’ in ‘Pandulpho’ is whole (but broken in Hinman facsimile) a49; one letter fi lled a19; blot aff ects one letter b43. Richard II c1v b over-inked. c2 spot obscures one letter a42; hole touches one letter a57; light inking a and b 62–65; blot obscures one letter a45. c2v spot obscures one letter b43; hole touches two letters b56–57. c3 hole obscures one letter b20; ink smear obscures two letters b48–49. c3v hole obscures two letters a20; paper fl aw aff ects printing of one letter b29. c4v one letter did not print b11. c5v paper fl aw aff ects two letters a45. c6v one letter fi lled. 1 Henry IV d6 corner tear/ repair lower outer corner aff ects one letter a57; pre-printing wrinkles aff ect lower half of b; blot aff ects three letters a25–26. e1 stain obscures four letters b24–26. e1v blot obscures one letter a66. e2 one letter fi lled a2; blot obscures one letter b54. e5v blot with hairs obscures four letters a31–32; blot obscures one letter a39. f1 last letter of catchword moved up. f1v one letter fi lled a3; hole obliterates two letters a50. f2 hole obscures one letter b50. f2v hole aff ects one letter a46. f3 two letters fi lled b2; blot aff ects two letters b62; hole partly obliterates one letter b45. f3v two letters illegible b62. f5v one letter fi lled a30. 2 Henry IV g2 blot aff ects two letters b51. gg1 one letter fi lled a23. gg2 badly damaged in lower half of b removing about twelve letters b38–50 and catchword; one letter partly obliterated b1. gg2v pre-printing wrinkle aff ects b7–8; damaged page removes about 100 letters a38–52. gg7 badly damaged page removes about 53 letters b45–catchword. gg7v top corner reinforcement aff ects two letters a1–2. Henry V h1v blot aff ects one letter b47. h2 repaired corner removes catchword. h2v corner repair aff ects one letter a65; fl aw aff ects printing of one letter b16. h4 blot aff ects two letters b63. i2 raised paper aff ects printing of one letter b59. i3 one letter fi lled in each a43 and a52. i3v blot aff ects one letter a5; fl aw aff ects printing of one letter b42. i5v blot aff ects one Addendum   letter b16; two letters did not print b31. i6v one letter fi lled a58. k1v blot aff ects one letter b51; one letter fi lled b64. k2 hole partly obliterates two letters b28. 1 Henry VI k2v hole partly obliterates one letter a29; raised rule aff ects three letters. k3 paper fl aw obscures one letter a36; blot aff ects one letter a41; pre-printing wrinkles aff ect a55–65. k3v paper fl aw obscures one letter a36. k4 blot aff ects two letters b16. k5 one letter did not print b8. l1 one letter obscured running title. l1v two letters in catchword raised. l2v blot aff ects one letter b1. l3 one letter fi lled b2; two letters fi lled b3. l3v printing of ‘paine’ aff ected a54. l4 hole obliterates one letter a16. l4v blot aff ects one letter a55. l6 one letter missing catchword; blot obscures one letter b56. m2 pre-printing wrinkles aff ect nine letters b13; blot aff ects two letters b16. 2 Henry VI m3 one letter fi lled b33; blot aff ects one letter b37. m4 stain aff ects two letters b7; paper fl aw aff ects four letters a4. m4v missing triangular area of print aff ects 15 letters b4–5. n1v hole partly obliterates one letter a5; stain obscures four letters b55. n2v blot aff ects two letters b1; one letter fi lled b38. n3 one fi lled letter a50. n3v paper fl aw obscures one letter b38. n4 blot obscures two letters a3; paper fl aw obscures one letter a29. n5v blot obscures two letters b27. n6 one letter fi lled a47; pre-printing wrinkle aff ects one letter b10. n6v paper fl aw aff ects two letters b37. o1 blot aff ects two letters b30; blot from verso aff ects one letter b66. o1v missing period a32 (probably faint ink); blot obscures one letter a66; ink lines obscure one letter b1-4; blot obscures one letter b39. o2v blot aff ects one letter b4. o3 paper fl aw obscures one letter b37. 3 Henry VI o6 blot obscures one letter a44; blot obscures one letter b65. o6v one letter fi lled a39; one letter fi lled a6; smear obscures one letter b11. p1 one letter fi lled b4. p1v blot aff ects one letter b7. p3 blot obscures two letters b16. p3v ink smear aff ects two letters a44–45. p4 two letters fi lled a6; blot obscures one letters a65. p5 hole obliterates one letter a7. p5v holes obliterate four letters a62–63; hole obliterates letters b6–8. p6 one letter did not print b12. p6v thin paper obliterates one letter a15. q1v pre-printing wrinkle aff ects one letter a25. q2v one letter fi lled b55. Richard III q5 pre-printing wrinkle aff ects nine letters b32. q5v blot obscures one letter b54. q6 stain obscures two letters a13; pre-printing wrinkle aff ects b60. r1 ink obscures one letter b37. r2 one letter obscured b60; one letter obscured b53. r2v two letters partly obliterated a58–59; one letter obscured b48. r3v substance obscures one letter b7. r5v blot obscures one letter a62. r6 blot obscures one letter a16; ink marks outer margin. s1 fl uid stain has lightened ink b62–65. s3 hole obliterates two letters a25–26. s3v hole obliterates one letter b26–28; blot aff ects one letter b57. s4v blot obscures one letter b18. s5 blot aff ects two letters b62. s5v blot aff ects two letters a62. s6v blot obscures one letter a17; blot obscures one letter b63. t1v one letter partly obliterated b61. t2 one letter of catchword missing due to corner repair. t2v one letter did not print b3; one letter partially printed running title. Henry VIII t4 large portions of text missing b36–catchword due to torn off paper. t4v 259 mm tear removes large portions of text a33–65. t5 blot aff ects one letter running title; thin paper aff ects printing a46–48. t5v thin paper aff ects printing b46–48; blot aff ects one letter b37. t6 blot aff ects one letter. v1 blot aff ects one letter a9. v2 one letter fi lled b25. v2v one letter partly obscured b66. v3 blot obscures one letter a7; two letters obscured by misprinting a66; blot obscures two letters b17. v6 light inking top a aff ects reading; paper fl aw aff ects printing of one letter a1; hole touches one letter a21; fi bre in paper aff ects printing a49; paper fl aw aff ects one letter b18. v6v paper fl aw aff ects two letters a18. Timon of Athens gg2 one letter obscured b35. gg3 very badly stained page obscures text a62–foot and b37–foot. gg3v extensive paper problems obscure/ obliterate text a56–foot and b48–foot. gg4 eight letters partly obliterated a66; lower column b badly damaged with about 80 letters missing b54–foot; one letter missing b26. gg4v about 80 letters missing a59–foot; three letters missing b65 and catchword. gg5 one letter missing b1; one letter missing b38; ten letters missing b64–catchword. gg5v four letters missing a1–3; two letters missing a7–8; four letters missing a65. Julius Caesar kk2 repair aff ects about two letters per line b44–catchword. kk2v trimming removes about two letters per line a47–58. kk3 poor printing resulted in seven letters rubbing off b31; dark smudges aff ect three letters b48–56. kk3 dark paper fl aw aff ects one letter b51. kk4 hole 5 x 4 mm obliterates three letters b19. kk4v one word obliterated by repair a19. kk5 repair b8–28 aff ects one letter b20; fi ve letters obscured b66. kk5v repair obliterates eight letters a16–22. kk6 one letter obscured a51. kk6v paper fl aw aff ects one letter b52; one letter fi lled a17. ll1 one letter missing b28. ll1v one letter fi lled b50. ll2v blot aff ects one letter b52. ll4 one letter fi lled b8. ll5v one letter fi lled a22.  Addendum  repairs and damage not affecting text F1 worm hole at line 65 continues through G1 and appears again at G6 (therefore G2–5 probably from another source), corner repair, brown spotting. F2 gutter repair 24 mm, corner repair. F2v under-inked halfway down b. F3 small fold at foot, corner repair, loose. F4 loose, ragged corner. F5 corner repair. F6 corner repaired, two worm holes. G6r 5 x 5 mm reinforcement. G6v raised type on verso. I3 worm hole near foot gutter continues through L1 (same position as the one starting at F1, so likely from the same text), reinforced corner, small hole b29. I4 reinforced corner. I5 reinforced corner. K1v brown stain. K2r brown stain. K6v a binder’s leaf is glued to K6v at gutter separating Much Ado about Nothing and Love’s Labour’s Lost. L3 two worm holes in the bottom quarter of gutter. L4 mended worm holes. L5 worm holes mended. L6 mended worm holes. L6v hair lower quarter a. M1 metallic sheen in paper above b41, mended worm holes. M2 mended worm holes. M3 mended worm holes. M4 mended worm holes. M5 worm holes mended. M6 mended worm holes. N1 105 mm repaired tear one-third of the way down b through bottom. N1v reinforced foot, repaired lower gutter margin, feathered lower outer corner. N2 brown discoloration at corner continues through O3v (the end of the play and Volume Th ree), repaired lower gutter margin. N2v hole foot near gutter. N3 repaired gutter margin. N4v repaired worm hole damage. N5 repaired worm hole damage. N6 reinforced corner. O1v paper fl aw b45–49. O2 lower gutter repair, reinforced corner. O3 repaired worm hole damage. O3v reinforced corner, repaired worm hole damage. O4 repaired worm hole damage (same as in Volume Th ree A Midsummer Night’s Dream, so they are probably from the same text), brownish, reinforced corner. O5 repaired lower margin. O6 repair within rule, ragged edge at corner. P1 repaired foot. P2 semi-circular repairs. P3v gutter repairs. Y6v thin paper at watermark. P3 lower two-thirds of sheet wrinkled before printing in b. P4v two semi-circular repairs; hole above a. P5 soiled corner. P6 two small worm holes in gutter; start of semi-circular repairs. Y2 weakness and tears along bottom rule for 168 mm; feathered and stained corner; holes 70 mm up along rule. Y4 torn in gutter; 8 x 5 mm hole lower gutter. Y5 94 mm long x 23 mm wide browning strip; paper weakness along bottom rule (136 mm) as at Y2. Z1 corner repair. Z2 corner repair. Z3 corner repair. c1 heavy inking halfway down a. Z6 corner repair. Aa1 small worm hole in corner throughout copy. Aa2 plant fi bre b65. Bb4 corner repair aff ects 20 mm of lower outer rule and 33 mm of foot rule. a1 feathered brown corner. a2 bleed through. a4 fragment in paper a47–48. a6 corner repair removes 32 mm of side rule and 14 mm of foot rule. a6v corner repair removes 11 mm of outer rule. b3v hair from running title through b5. b6 mottled brown from cleaning at corner. c1 over-inked. c3 over-inked b4-7; dark-brown stain b50–51. c4 brown fi bre on paper a34. c6v over- inked b63–65 and b42–46. d2 tear one-third down gutter margin. d3 tear one-third down gutter margin; trimmed paper in gutter. e1 wrinkle foot into a; reinforced corner. e5 reinforced corner. e5v blot with hairs a57. f1 hole 5 x 3 mm two-thirds down. f2 hole 2 x 3 mm above b45; thin paper causing some holes. f2v bleed-through; jagged tear along foot rule. f3 10 mm tear outer margin and rule. f3v ink smears on page. f4 ragged tear along lower rule. f6 fl uid marks along foot. g1 feathered lower corner; wet marks at foot continue; 15 mm tear top above a; 5 mm tear near gutter. g2 wet marks at foot continue; pre-printing wrinkles two-thirds down b; ink smear a5–6; hair on type a59 (a60 in Hinman facsimile). g3 wet marks at foot continue. g4 part of corner missing; wet marks at foot continue. g5 wet marks at foot continue. g6 corner repair. gg1 corner repair; square hole a48 4 x 3 mm. gg1v small hole centreline. gg2 top corner repaired aff ecting 4 mm of rule. gg2v 59 mm of outer rule missing. gg7 repair gutter; 98 mm of outer rule missing. gg7v corner repair aff ects 28 mm top rule and 5 mm outer rule; 9 mm tear centre foot; foot repair covers 25 mm foot rule. gg8 repaired lower corner; pre-printing wrinkles; paper colour shifts; paper fl aw top gutter; stain centre; tear bottom third outer margin. h1v corner repair covers 10 mm of foot rule; paper fragment in gutter. h2 corner repair removes 15 mm foot rule and 15 mm outer rule. h2v corner repair removes 3 mm of foot rule and 8 mm of outer rule. h3 corner repair; hole top gutter. h4v tear 7 mm under b. h6 bleed- through. h6v brown stain around centreline. i1 small repair foot. i2v reinforced lower third of gutter. i3 repair to lower gutter and corner. i5 stain top; foot wrinkle; lower gutter reinforced. k1 8 mm tear b66. k2v small hole b11. k3v reinforced wrinkle near gutter. k4 4 mm tear near gutter; semi-circular tear b59–60. l2 several bull’s-eye spots; feathered corner. l3 tear 6 mm outside b64. l5 small hole Addendum   corner. l6 replaced corner; 6 mm lower rule missing. l6v corner repair covers 1 mm lower rule and 24 mm outer rule. m2 small hole inside rule a32; brown circular stain here through m5v. m2v small hole by b31. m3 smeared ink b37. m3v raised blank a64. m5 fi bre on paper halfway down b. m6 repaired hole one-quarter down gutter. n1 wrinkle gutter; hole 3 x 2 mm line 50. n3 stain bottom third b. n3v stain bottom third a. n4 corner repair; 2 x 1 mm hole a46. n6 corner repair. o1 corner repair touches rule. o2 corner repair touches outer rule. o6 reinforced corner. p5 two holes a6–7; holes b61–63. q2 here through q4 edges feathered. q4v stain on ornament. q5 feathered lower outer corner to r2; edges stained. r2 25 mm outer rule obscured. r2v edge repair removes 26 mm outer rule; small repair foot. r3 soiled outer edge. s3 hole from paper fl aw halfway down a. s4 trimmed through top rule removing 5 mm. s5 edge repair. t2 corner and foot repair (63 x 24 mm) removes 12 mm of outer rule. t2v outer edge reinforced 320 mm; foot reinforced 170 mm. t3 65 mm repair foot to centreline; hole gutter. t3v feathered outer edge and foot; 20 mm wide piece missing from foot becomes tear through b62. t5 rounded corner; soiled outer edge. v1 paper fl aw a51. v1v soiled outer edge. v2 feathered lower outer corner. v2v 32 mm tear in gutter (possibly fi xed with glue); 15 mm hole b55–58. v3 ragged corner. v4 soiled outer edge; stain below a. gg2 begins fragment of Timon of Athens; fragment is trimmed 7 mm shorter and 5 mm narrower than other plays in Volume Eleven; repaired corners; wrinkling and staining; small holes near running title and in gutter. gg2v 12 mm of paper missing on outside edge (aff ecting 2 mm of rule) and 2 mm of paper missing at top. gg3 top rule missing 4 mm; outer and foot rules completely obscured by repairs. gg3v all rules obscured and/or missing. gg4 outer and lower rules almost completely obscured/missing. gg4v soiled outer edge; outer and lower rules badly damaged; 52 mm lower gutter repair. gg5 20 mm repair top gutter; foot rule obscured; outer edge repair. gg5v almost all outer rule obscured; 16 mm outer lower corner and rule missing; 10 mm foot rule missing near gutter; 40 mm repair top gutter; 20 mm top rule obscured; 8 mm gutter rule obscured. kk1 trimmed closely at top. kk1v reinforced lower outer edge aff ects rule at a64–66; roughly trimmed foot after repair. kk2 darkened gutter a4–58; repaired outer edge and corner from b38 down aff ecting rule at bottom; 6 mm of foot rule obscured. kk2v top margin only 2 mm due to trimming; no rule from a41–59; fl uid stains gutter into a; smudges transferred from kk3. kk3 fl uid stains gutter into top b; repair to lower outer edge from b50 down aff ects rule from b63 down. kk3v wrinkled foot. kk4 reinforced outer edge b50 to foot obscuring rule b52–53; reinforcement is stained with brown ink. kk4v stained lower quarter. kk5 outer rule missing b8–27. kk5v patch obscures outer rule a10–21; brown fl uid stains a59–foot. kk6v 18 mm repair below a. ll1 repairs remove portions of top, outer, and foot rules. ll1v repairs to rules and foot. ll2 feathered outer edge; gutter repair 167 mm obscures 6 mm of rule. ll2v feathered outer edge; hole repaired halfway down gutter. ll3 repair lower gutter. ll3v gutter repair obscures 11 mm of rule. ll4 repaired hole above page number; feathered outer edge. ll4v reinforced gutter tear 32 mm. ll5 reinforced outer edge. ll5v lower outer edge reinforced touching rule near foot; gutter repair 52 mm. press variants Th e following pages are in the uncorrected state: d1, k5, m3. watermarks Th e following leaves have watermarks: F1 2; F2 18; F3 2; G1 3; G2 18; G4 10; I1 5; I5 18; K1 6; K2 5; K4 18; L2 2; L4 12; L6 19; M2 12; M3 7; M6 12; N4 18; N6 2; O5 1; O6 7; P1 5; P4 12; P5 2; Y2 5; Y6 2; Z2 5; Z4 6; Z6 5; Aa3 5; Aa5 5; Aa6 1; Bb1 2; Bb2 2; Bb3 1; Cc1 2; a1 6; Aa3 10; a5 6; b4 2; b5 6; c4 2; c5 6; c6 5; d1 2; e1 6; e2 12; e4 2; f1 9; f2 15; f4 2; g1 7; g2 2; g3 9; gg1 6; gg2 2; h2 2; h3 2; h6 5; i1 2; i3 2; i5 6; k3 2; k5 2; l3 2; l5 2; l6 2; m2 15; m3 2; m6 10; n3 17; n5 5; n6 6; o2 4; o4 7; o6 20; p2 7; p3 2; p6 2; q1 7; q2 7; q4 9; r3 9; r6 9; s1 9; s2 7; s4 7; t1 7; t2 2; t4 15; v4 2; v6 2; Gg3 9; kk1 5; kk2 15; kk3 2; ll2 12; ll4 3. Addendum 2 to the Catalogue: Unfound, Untraced, and Destroyed Copies

Th is Addendum lists First Folios that for a variety of reasons do not appear in the Catalogue. Information can be found on them using the references given in each category to the West, Census. copies in lee, census, and lee, 1906, at present unfound All of the information on these copies given in Lee, Census, and additional information can be found in West, Census, pp. 284–290. Th e entries here begin with the West number and end with the Lee number and Class. Th ese were given numbers in West, Census, because they were more likely to reappear than the copies in Lee, Census, labelled ‘Untraced’.

218 Manchester – Th e Owens College (Christie Library). Lee 63 Class IIB. Exceptionally, because this copy was stolen, we give its details at the end of the Catalogue. See p. 835. 219 Major-General Frederick Edward Sotheby, Ecton, Northamptonshire. Lee 88 Class IIB. 221 Ross R. Winans, Esq., (1217 St Paul Street) Baltimore. Lee 99 Class IIB. 223 Lord Zouche of Parham. Lee 115 Class IIC. 226 R.H. Wood, Esq., FSA, Sidmouth, Devonshire. Lee 135 Class IIIA. 227 Sir Everard Philip Digby Pauncefort-Duncombe, Bart., Brickhill Manor, Bletchley. Lee 144 Class IIIB. 228 Th e Waller Copy. Lee, 1906, +13, Class III. other unfound copies Th e following gives the name and address of owners of a selection of First Folios appearing in West, Census, whose location is not known. Th e criterion of selection is the presence of enough information in West, Census, to permit their identiﬁ cation if they reappear. Information on these copies can be found in West, Census, pp. 306–312. It should be noted that Addendum 2 to West, Census (pp. 297–314), lists many First Folios, or possible First Folios, organized by the century of their last mention. Th e amount of information on them varies; often it is merely a reference to a sales catalogue, especially after 1800. Th is addendum can be a resource if an unidentiﬁ ed First Folio appears. It is also a point of departure for searching for as-yet-unfound First Folios.

• George Francis Richardson, Lowell, MA: his second copy (other than West 153). • Alfred Cart de Lafontaine, JP, FSA, 12 Park Lane and Athelhampton Hall, Dorset (d. 1944). • Edward B. Merriman, 9 Hyde Park Gardens (d. 1915). • John Davis Batchelder, Cosmos Club, Washington, DC. • Gerald Henry Foley, 7th Baron Foley of Kidderminster (d. 1927), Ruxley Lodge, Claygate, Surrey. • Robert B. Honeyman, Jr, San Juan Capistrano, California.

 Addendum   copies in lee, census, ‘untraced’ (and still untraced) All of the information on these copies given in Lee, Census, and some additional information, can be found in West, Census, pp. 291–292. Th e entries here begin with the Lee number.

• Lee 54 Owner Untraced. Th e Nasmyth Copy. • Lee 104 Owner Untraced. Th e Fiske Harris Copy. • Lee 139 Owner Untraced. Th e Burra Copy. • Lee 153 Owner Untraced. Canterbury Cathedral Copy. • Lee 156 Owner Untraced. Th e (E.G.) Asay (Chicago) copy. destroyed copies Th ere are two copies in Lee, Census, listed as Destroyed. All the information on them provided by Lee is given in West, Census, p. 293.

• Lee 157 Almon W. Griswold, of New York, copy. • Lee 158 J.W. McCagg, of Chicago, copy.

Th ere is one other copy in Lee Census (Lee 145, Class IIIB), the Edwin Forrest copy, that exists today as ‘ashes and charred pages’ at the University of Pennsylvania. It is covered in West, Census, on p. 8 and pp. 316–317. Annexe 1: Summary Catalogue

* = privately owned 20 Reform Club 21 Sir John Soane’s Museum united kingdom & republic of 22 University of London Library ireland 23 University of London Library Arundel, West Sussex 24 Victoria and Albert Museum *1 Duke of Norfolk, Arundel Castle 25 Victoria and Albert Museum 26 Victoria and Albert Museum Birmingham *27 See after 188 2 Birmingham Shakespeare Library *28 Private Owner

Cambridge Longleat House, Wiltshire 3 King’s College *29 Th e Marquess of Bath 4 Trinity College Manchester 5 Trinity College 30 John Rylands University Library, 6 Cambridge University Library University of Manchester

Durham Oxford 7 University of Durham 31 Bodleian Library 32 Bodleian Library Edinburgh 34 Queen’s College *8 Private collection, on deposit with 35 Wadham College National Library of Scotland 9 National Library of Scotland Skipton, North Yorkshire 222 Craven Museum and Gallery Eton 10 Eton College Stokenchurch, Buckinghamshire *33 Mark Getty Glasgow 11 Glasgow University Stonyhurst, Lancashire 36 Stonyhurst College Leeds 12 Leeds University Stratford-upon-Avon 37 Th e Shakespeare Centre London 38 Th e Shakespeare Centre 13 British Library 39 Th e Shakespeare Centre 14 British Library 15 British Library England 16 British Library *40 Marquess of Northampton 17 British Library 18 Dulwich College Winchester 19 Guildhall 41 Winchester College

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Windsor Middletown 42 Windsor Castle 57 Wesleyan University

England New Haven *43 Private Owner 58 Elizabethan Club, Yale University *44 See before 57 232 Yale University *189 Private Owner *220 Private Owner District of Columbia *225 Private Trust Th e Folger Shakespeare Library *229 Private Owner 59 Folger 1 *230 Private Owner 60 Folger 2 61 Folger 3 republic of ireland 62 Folger 4 Dublin 63 Folger 5 45 Trinity College, University of Dublin 64 Folger 6 65 Folger 7 66 Folger 8 united states of america & 67 Folger 9 canada 68 Folger 10 California 69 Folger 11 Berkeley 70 Folger 12 46 University of California 71 Folger 13 72 Folger 14 Irvine 73 Folger 15 47 University of California 74 Folger 16 75 Folger 17 Los Angeles 76 Folger 18 48 Loyola Marymount University 77 Folger 19 49 University of California 78 Folger 20 79 Folger 21 Oakland 80 Folger 22 50 Mills College 81 Folger 23 82 Folger 24 San Francisco 83 Folger 25 51 Sutro Library 84 Folger 26 52 Sutro Library 85 Folger 27 86 Folger 28 San Marino 87 Folger 29 53 Huntington Library 88 Folger 30 54 Huntington Library 89 Folger 31 55 Huntington Library 90 Folger 32 56 Huntington Library 91 Folger 33 92 Folger 34 Colorado 93 Folger 35 *231 Private Owner 94 Folger 36 95 Folger 37 Connecticut 96 Folger 38 *44 Private Owner 97 Folger 39  Annexe 

98 Folger 40 144 Newberry Library 99 Folger 41 *145 See after 175 100 Folger 42 101 Folger 43 Urbana-Champaign 102 Folger 44 146 University of Illinois 103 Folger 45 104 Folger 46 Indiana 105 Folger 47 Bloomington 106 Folger 48 147 Lilly Library, Indiana University 107 Folger 49 108 Folger 50 109 Folger 51 Maryland 110 Folger 52 Baltimore 111 Folger 53 148 Johns Hopkins University 112 Folger 54 149 Th e Walters Art Gallery 113 Folger 55 114 Folger 56 Massachusetts 115 Folger 57 Boston 116 Folger 58 150 Boston Public Library 117 Folger 59 118 Folger 60 Cambridge 119 Folger 61 151 Widener Library, Harvard 120 Folger 62 University 121 Folger 63 152 Houghton Library, Harvard 122 Folger 64 University 123 Folger 65 124 Folger 66 125 Folger 67 Waltham 126 Folger 68 153 Brandeis University 127 Folger 69 128 Folger 70 Williamstown 129 Folger 71 154 Williams College 130 Folger 72 131 Folger 73 Nebraska 132 Folger 74 Lincoln 133 Folger 75 155 University of Nebraska 134 Folger 76 135 Folger 77 New Hampshire 136 Folger 78 Hanover 137 Folger 79 156 Dartmouth College 138 Folger 80 139 Folger 81 140 Folger 82 New Jersey 141 Georgetown University Princeton 142 Library of Congress 157 Princeton University 143 Library of Congress *158 Scheide Library, Princeton University Illinois *159 Scheide Library, Princeton Chicago University Annexe  

New York Pittsburgh Buff alo 181 Carnegie Mellon University 160 Buff alo and Erie County Public Library West Chester 161 State University of New York at Buff alo 182 West Chester University

Hamilton Rhode Island 162 Colgate University Providence 183 Brown University Ithaca 184 Brown University 163 Cornell University Te x a s New York City Austen 164 Columbia University 185 University of Texas 165 New York Public Library 186 University of Texas 166 New York Public Library 187 University of Texas 167 New York Public Library 168 New York Public Library Dallas 169 New York Public Library 188 Dallas Public Library 170 New York Public Library 171 Morgan Library and Museum Virginia 172 Morgan Library and Museum *173 John Wolfson *27 Private Owner *217 Private Owner West Virginia Ohio Morgantown Oxford 190 West Virginia University 174 Miami University Canada Springboro Toronto *175 Stuart Rose 191 University of Toronto

Oregon rest of the world *145 Paul G. Allen Family Collection Australia Sydney Pennsylvania 192 State Library of New South Wales Bethlehem 176 Lehigh University Europe *193 Private Owner Bryn Mawr 177 Bryn Mawr College France Paris Haverford 194 Bibliothèque Nationale 178 Haverford College Germany Philadelphia Berlin 179 Free Library of Philadelphia 195 Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin-Preussicher 180 University of Pennsylvania Kulturbesitz  Annexe 

Cologne 206 Meisei 6 196 Universitäts-und Stadtbibliothek 207 Meisei 7 208 Meisei 8 Stuttgart 209 Meisei 9 197 Württembergische Landesbibliothek 210 Meisei 10 211 Meisei 11 Italy 212 Meisei 12 Padua *213 Kamijo Family 198 Biblioteca Universitaria New Zealand Japan Auckland Kobe 214 Auckland Public Library 199 Konan Women’s University South Africa Kyoto Capetown 200 Foreign Studies University 215 South African Library

To kyo Switzerland Meisei University Cologny-Geneva 201 Meisei 1 216 Bibliotheca Bodmeriana 202 Meisei 2 203 Meisei 3 Location Unknown 204 Meisei 4 218 University of Manchester [stolen 1972] 205 Meisei 5 *224 Private Owner Annexe 2: Concordance of West/Lee Numbers

Th e left-hand ﬁ gure in the columns below is the copy number in West’s Census and the current catalogue. Th e right-hand ﬁ gure is the copy number in Lee’s Census, except: the numbers preceded by a ‘+’ sign are from Lee, 1906, and three copies are from Lee, 1924.

West Lee 1 = +2 36 = 46 71 = 19 2 = 58 37 = 17 72 = 151 3 = Lee, 1924, p. 105 38 = 143 73 = 92 4 = 3 39 = 107 74 = 97 5 = 4 40 = 112 75 = 78A 6 = 59 41 = Non-Lee 76 = ?40 7 = 47 42 = 66 77 = 90 8 = 7 43 = 84 78 = +7 9 = +10 44 = Non-Lee 79 = Non-Lee 10 = 61 45 = 60 80 = 154 11 = 62 46 = 137 81 = 124 12 = Non-Lee 47 = Non-Lee 82 = 109 13 = 1 48 = 73 83 = 69 14 = 25 49 = +6 84 = 70 15 = 44 50 = Non-Lee 85 = 76 16 = 45 51 = 138 86 = Non-Lee 17 = 55 52 = 146 87 = Non-Lee 18 = 141 53 = 13 88 = Non-Lee 19 = 2 54 = 21 89 = +9 20 = 142 55 = 32 90 = 126 21 = 16 56 = 51 91 = 86 22 = 31 57 = 105 92 = 80 23 = 81 58 = 9 93 = +12 24 = 15 59 = 87 94 = 140 25 = 56 60 = Non-Lee 95 = Non-Lee 26 = 106 61 = Non-Lee 96 = Non-Lee 27 = 57 62 = Non-Lee 97 = 89 28 = 83 63 = 5 98 = Non-Lee 29 = 50 64 = 155 99 = Non-Lee 30 = 48 65 = 35 100 = Non-Lee 31 = +5 66 = 36 101 = 119 32 = 42 67 = +3 102 = 121 33 = 49 68 = 20 103 = 132 34 = 64 69 = 18 104 = Non-Lee 35 = 65 70 = Non-Lee 105 = 129

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106 = Non-Lee 147 = Non-Lee 188 = +4 107 = Non-Lee 148 = 95 189 = 134 108 = Non-Lee 149 = 122 190 = Non-Lee 109 = Non-Lee 150 = 11 191 = 98 110 = 78 151 = 24 192 = 102 111 = Non-Lee 152 = 118 193 = 147 112 = 79 153 = 120 194 = Lee, 1924, pp. 101–102 113 = Non-Lee 154 = 34 195 = 100 114 = 114 155 = Non-Lee 196 = 6 115 = Non-Lee 156 = Non-Lee 197 = 23 116 = Non-Lee 157 = 14 198 = 101 117 = 123 158 = 71 199 = 38 118 = +8 159 = 136 200 = ?Non-Lee 119 = 72 160 = Non-Lee 201 = 53 120 = Non-Lee 161 = Non-Lee 202 = 85 121 = Non-Lee 162 = Non-Lee 203 = Lee, 1924, p. 101 122 = Non-Lee 163 = Non-Lee 204 = Non-Lee 123 = Non-Lee 164 = 30 205 = 67 124 = Non-Lee 165 = 28 206 = 22 125 = 77 166 = Non-Lee 207 = 68 126 = Non-Lee 167 = 29 208 = ?104 127 = 26 168 = 43 209 = 103 128 = Non-Lee 169 = 116 210 = 74 129 = Non-Lee 170 = 41 211 = 130 130 = 127 171 = 37 212 = 113 131 = Non-Lee 172 = 152 213 = 125 132 = Non-Lee 173 = 128 214 = 150 133 = +1 174 = 82 215 = 149 134 = Non-Lee 175 = 148 216 = 8 135 = 110 176 = Non-Lee 217 = +11 136 = 131 177 = 117 218 = 63 137 = Non-Lee 178 = 33 220 = 91 138 = Non-Lee 179 = 10 222 = Non-Lee 139 = Non-Lee 180 = 94 224 = Non-Lee 140 = Non-Lee 181 = 39 225 = 133 141 = 93 182 = 96 229 = Non-Lee 142 = +14 183 = 12 230 = Non-Lee 143 = 27 184 = 111 231 = Non-Lee 144 = Non-Lee 185 = 52 232 = Non-Lee 145 = 75 186 = 134A 146 = Non-Lee 187 = Non-Lee Appendix 1: Press Variants in the First Folio

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Watermark 1 Crown with ‘IG’ initials in rectangular band. Source: Prelims, sig. A5+1, A CATALOGVE, Copy 50.

Watermark 2 Crown with ‘IG’ initials in rectangular band. Same general design as Watermark 1 with stars on the side. Source: Timon of Athens, sig. hh6, Copy 150.

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Watermark 3 Crown round ornaments across top. Source: Th e Tempest, B1, Copy 50.

Watermark 4 Crown with pointed ornament on top and rounded bottom. Source: Timon of Athens, sig. gg3, Copy 50.

Watermark 5 Crown with pointed ornament on top and clear ‘IDO’ initials in band. Source: Twelfth Night, sig. Z6, Copy 50. Appendix  

Watermark 6 Crown with pointed ornament on top and clear ‘LC’ initials in large band. Source: Twelfth Night, sig. Z4, Copy 50.

Watermark 7 Crown with clear ‘NLM’ initials in band. Source: Timon of Athens, sig. hh6, Copy 24.

Watermark 8 Crown with ‘NLM’ initials but with less deﬁ ned lines. Source: Henry V, sig. h4, Copy 50.  Appendix 

Watermark 9 Crown with clear ‘EDP’ initials in band. Source: Henry VI Part 3, sig. p6, Copy 50.

Watermark 10 Small crown. Source: As You Like It, sig. R2, Copy 50.

Watermark 11 Crown with ﬂ owering ball extending from the top. Source: Richard II, sig. c6, Copy 50. Appendix  

Watermark 12 Crown with clear lines and ﬂ ourishes. Source: Othello, sig. vv6, Copy 50.

Watermark 13 Version of Watermark 12 that appears to be broken at the bottom. Source: Othello, sig. tt1, Copy 50.

Watermark 14 Version of Watermark 12 or 19 that appears to be bent. Source: Much Ado about Nothing, sig. K2, Copy 50.  Appendix 

Watermark 15 Crown. Source: Othello, sig. tt3, Copy 50.

Watermark 16 Small round crown. Source: Henry V, sig. k2, Copy 18.

Watermark 17 Flourishing crest. Source: All’s Well Th at Ends Well, sig. V3, Copy 50. Appendix  

Watermark 18 Flourishing crest, a bit wider than Watermark 17. Source: Henry VI Part 2, sig. n3, Copy 50.

Watermark 19 Crown with a clear ‘D’ initial in wide rectangular band. Source: Love’s Labour’s Lost, sig. M2, Copy 50.

Watermark 20 Crown with clear ‘AB’ initials in large rectangular band. Source: Troilus and Cressida, sig. χ1 (Prologue), Copy 50.  Appendix 

Watermark 21 Crown with loops extending from the sides (a version of Watermark 9). Source: Othello, sig. tt5, Copy 50.

Watermark photos reproduced by permission of Special Collections, F.W. Olin Library, Mills College. Manuscripts and Works Cited

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Japan To kyo Kodama Memorial Library, Meisei University Bernard Quaritch, letter, 18 November 1918, to Howard Pease, Esq., ﬁ led among documents associated with Meisei Copy 2 (West 202). 10 August 1991 note from Professor Kujirai, Meisei University Library.  Manuscripts and Works Cited

United Kingdom Cambridge Cambridge University Library Letter from Ellis & Scrutton, London, 17 July 1886, to Samuel Sandars, signed by Gilbert F. Ellis: Add. 4251 (B) 413.

Canterbury, Kent Cathedral Archives Library Benefactor’s [or Donor’s] Book – MS E 40 – Leaf from MS Listing of Cathedral Library books – no title, n.d.; reference at top of leaf, column 2: w/k - 5 – 2. London British Library Sotheby & Co. Catalogues, Th e Auctioneer’s Copies Mounted and with MS Notes and Prices in the British Library – embracing the catalogues of Sotheby’s predecessor companies, including Samuel Baker, starting 1739, and various combinations of the names (G.) Leigh, (John) Wilkinson, and Hodge, always with the name Sotheby(’s) after 1778.

Sale Catalogues (marked up): Scott, Rev. Doct. V. D. Jo. (vendor), Edward Millington (auctioneer), London, 23 May 1695 (shelf- mark: SC 1038 (2)). Skinner and Hampden (vendors), Edward Millington (auctioneer), London, 13 February 1699 (shelf- mark: SC 1037).

Christie’s Archives Th e Auctioneer’s Copies of Catalogues with MS notes and prices, starting 25 February 1773 – embracing the catalogues of (James) Christie(’s), Christie and Ansell, Christie and Manson, and Christie, Manson and Woods. Catalogue for the sale on 16 July 1912 (one lot only): transcription and reproduction of the MS bill of Roger Payne for refurbishing what is now Folger 11. Th e original bill is preserved at the Folger Shakespeare Library.

Maggs Bros MS notes (n.d.) in Maggs’ copy of Lee, Census

Bernard Quaritch Ltd MS notes (n.d.) in Quaritch’s copy of Lee, Census.

Sir John Soane’s Museum Stored in the First Folio volume, MS letter from John Britton, 4 June 1825, addressed to John Soane Esq. and a MS transcription of the letter with an introduction by G[eorge] B[ailey].

Sotheby’s MS notes (n.d.) in Sotheby’s copy of Lee, Census.

University of London Minutes of the Senate of the University of London, 20 Nov. 1929, min. 1697 Letter, 17 April 1998, from Dr Julia C. Walworth, Head of Special Collections. Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire Shakespeare Birthplace Trust Records Oﬃ ce, Henley Street Th e Sir Sidney Lee Collection, ER85/1–10. Manuscripts and Works Cited 

Th e returns to the questionnaire (‘Schedule of Particulars of the Shakespeare First Folio’) Sidney Lee sent to First Folio owners, their letters, and some notes, 1901–2, ER85/6/1 (in twelve envelopes, in two boxes, i and ii). Sidney Lee, MS, c. April 1902, ‘First Folio Schedules Received’ – ER85/6/1, envelope 1 (a working list of First Folio copies). MS notes (n.d.) in Sidney Lee’s own copy of Lee, Census – ER85/6/4. ‘Papers relating to additions to the Census’, ER85/6/8. ‘1906–1916, Correspondence with owners of First Folios’, ER85/6/10.

Glasgow Glasgow University Library MS note signed ‘J.O.H. 22 Aug. 1855’, in the volume.

New Zealand Auckland Central City Library Letters, dates 1 and 14 June 2000, from Donald Kerr to Anthony James West.

United States of America Illinois, Carbondale Morris Library of Southern Illinois University W.W. Greg, MS notes (n.d.) in his copies of Lee, Census, and of the Introduction to Lee, Facsimile.

Virginia, Richmond Library of Mr John C. Priddy George D. Smith’s (bookseller) MS notes in copy of Bangs & Co., New York, Catalog for the sale of the Library of Henry F. Sewall, 18-22 January 1897 (New York, [1897]).

Washing ton , D C Folger Shakespeare Library Documentary Files: a set of fi les, one for each of 82 copies of the First Folio in the Folger Shakespeare Library, stored in the Library’s Catalog Department. George Steevens, Letter to Isaac Reed, 5 October 1790, in a bound volume, ‘George Steevens to I. Reed 1777–1800’ (label on spine), ‘From the Shakespearean Library of Marsden J. Perry’ (label on end- paper); the letter is in Steevens’s hand – call-mark MS C.b.2. In Documentary File for Folger First Folio Copy 19: Henry Clay Folger, Letter, c. December 1905, to John Camp Williams. In Documentary File for Folger First Folio Copy 58: Bernard Quaritch (signed), Letter, 29 July 1910, to H.C. Folger. Henry Clay Folger, MS notes (n.d.) in his copy of Lee, Census. In Case File 1996: [Henry Clay Folger], Letter, 17 May 1915 (typed, no signature or typed name), to A.H. Mayhew, bookseller, Charing Cross Road. In Case File 1996: [Lady Durning-Lawrence], Letter, 11 June 1915 (unsigned), to A.H. Mayhew, bookseller. In Case File 1996: Th e Rev. Fulford Adams, Postcard, [1915], to A.H. Mayhew, bookseller. In Folder 2 (of thirteen manila folders), at the back of a drawer marked ‘Correspondence Folios & Quartos’ in a dark green fi ling cabinet in closet  2, Cataloging Offi ce (as of September, 1992), the folder labelled ‘First Folio, F2, F3, F4’: [Folger Price List (n.d.)]: a typed document, headed ‘Collected Works: First Folio: 1623’, with a note added in MS: ‘Copies from Mr Folger’s list in his priced catalogue’. (Mr Slade’s copy).  Manuscripts and Works Cited

In Folder 11 (see Folder 2 above), labelled ‘F1 and Qs Newdigate Library (Lee 52) Case 899’: Letters from Henry Folger, 29 December 1919 and 3 January 1920, making bids on the First Folio, Sotheby’s 290, 22 January 1920. In a tin box in the Catalog Department: ‘Copy of S. de Ricci’s Note book - First Folios … made before his 1932 visit to the [Folger Library]’ – a series of (5 in. x 8 in.) typewritten slips, one for each Folio copy, with occasional MS notes. A.C.R. Carter, MS notes (n.d.) in his copy of Lee, Census. E-mail from Janet Ing Freeman, 21 November 2001.

California, Oakland Mills College Letter, 7 January 1809, from Edmund Malone to John ‘Mad Jack’ Fuller. Letter, 15 June 1993, Olin Library.

California, Irvine University of California, Irvine Letter, 8 March 1994, from the University Library, Irvine.

California, Los Angeles Loyola Marymount University, Charles Von der Ahe Library ‘Special Cable’ to the New York Times 16 December 1919. Letter, 29 June 2001 Von der Ahe Library.

California, San Marino Th e Huntington Library Letter, 6 April 2001, and Herrmann, Sotheby’s, pp. 125–126.

Connecticut, Middletown Wesleyan University Letter from Wesleyan University Library, 27 May 1993.

New York John Wolfson Letter, 8 June 1993, from the owner.

Providence, Rhode Island Brown University, Th e John Carter Brown Library Letter to Mrs Brown from F.S. Ellis 8/13/1879. Letter to Mrs Brown from F.S. Ellis 2/7/1881. Letter to Bartlett from F.S. Ellis 2/7/1881.

Private Trust Letter from heir of T.E. Watson, 9 July 2001. Index of First Folio Owners

Acheson, see Gosford, Earl of Bailey, see Glanusk, Baron Adams, John T., 822 Bailey, Joseph, 455 Adams, Mayow Wynell, 754 Baker, Amos Prescott, 645 Adams, Mayow Wynell, Mrs (Anna Maria Hodge), Baker, Frederick Francis, 326 754 Baker, James, 671 Adams, William Dacres, 754 Baker- Wilbraham, George Barringtion, 326 Adams, William Dacres, Mrs (Elizabeth Balderston, John Lloyd, 585 Wynell-Mayow), 754 Bancroft Library, 200 Adams, William Fulford, 754 Barton, Th omas Pennant, 608 Adderley, Letitia Penelope (Mrs Andrew Barton, Th omas Pennant, Mrs (Cora Livingston), 608 Hackett), 543 Batailhey, Joseph, 536 Addington, Samuel, 718 Batchelder, John Davis, 568, 846 Alexander, see Caledon, Earl of Bates, William, 761 Allen, Edward, 43 Bath, 2nd Marquess of (Th omas Th ynne), 108 Allen, Paul G., 710 Bath, 3rd Marquess of (Henry Frederick Th ynne), 108 Allsopp, F.W., 633 Bath, 4th Marquess of (John Alexander Th ynne), 108 Amherst of Hackney, 1st Baron (William Amhurst Bath, 5th Marquess of (Th omas Henry Th ynne), 108 Tyssen-Amherst), 352, 356 Bath, 6th Marquess of (Henry Frederick Th ynne), 108 Amyot, Th omas, 777 Bath, 7th Marquess of (Alexander George Th ynne), 108 Arundell of Wardour, 2nd Baron (Th omas Baynham, William, 446 Arundell), 144 Beaufoy, James, 300 Arundell of Wardour, 3rd Baron (Henry Arundell), Beaufoy, Mark, 300 144 Bell, James Ford, 707 Arundell of Wardour, 4th Baron (Th omas Belleroche family, 721 Arundell), 144 Bemis, Frank Brewer, 710 Arundell of Wardour, 5th Baron (Henry Arundell), 144 Berg, Albert, 682 Arundell of Wardour, 6th Baron (Henry Berland, Abel E., 179, 710 Arundell), 145 Berwick, Jos., 477 Arundell of Wardour, 7th Baron (Henry Biblioteca Universitaria, Padua, 794 Arundell), 145 Bibliothèque Nationale, 777 Arundell of Wardour, 8th Baron (Henry Bignell, Stephen, 59 Arundell), 145 Birmingham Shakespeare Library (formerly Arundell of Wardour, 9th Baron (James Everard Shakespeare Memorial Library), 7 Arundell), 145 Bishop, Cortlandt F., 252 Arundell of Wardour, 10th Baron (James Everard Bixby, William Keeney, 216 Arundell), 145 Blake, Robert (Admiral), 75 Asay, Edward G., 690 Blake, Robert (MP), 75 Ashburnham, 3rd Earl of (George Ashburnham), 149 Blatchford, Mary Edgecumbe, 83 Ashburnham, 4th Earl of (Bertram Ashburnham), 149 Bluestein, Allan I., 221, 622 Ashburnham, 5th Earl of (Bertram Ashburnham), 149 Boaden, James, 852 Astor, Lord, 833 Bodleian Library, 115, 122 Astor, Waldorf, 2nd Viscount, 831 Bodmer, Martin, 790, 852 Astor, William, 675 Booth, William Henry, 276 Astor, William Waldorf, 1st Viscount, 831 Borden, M.C.D., 252 Astor, William Waldorf, 3rd Viscount, 831 Boston Public Library, 608 Astor, William Waldorf, 4th Viscount, 831 Boswell, James, the Younger, 80, 122 Astor Library, 675 Brandeis University, 622 Auckland Central City Library, 847 Brice, William, 711 Augustus Frederick, Prince (Duke of Sussex), 800 Bridgewater, 1st Duke of (Scroop Egerton, 4th Earl Aylesford, 5th Earl of (Heneage Finch), 812 of Bridgewater), 241

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Bridgewater, 1st Earl of (John Egerton), 241 Cambridge University, 21 Bridgewater, 2nd Duke of (John Egerton, 5th Earl of Campbell, Robert Mitchell, 808 Bridgewater), 241 Capell, Edward, 14 Bridgewater, 2nd Earl of (John Egerton), 241 Carl A. Kroch Library, Cornell University, 658 Bridgewater, 3rd Duke of (Francis Egerton, 6th Earl Carnegie Mellon University, 730 of Bridgewater), 241 Cartwright, William, 67 Bridgewater, 3rd Earl of (John Egerton), 241 Cary, Henry, 1st Viscount Falkland, 39 Bristol, 1st Earl of (John Hervey), 836 Cary, Lorenzo, 39 British Library, 47, 51, 54, 59 Carysfort, 5th Earl of (William Proby), 785 British Museum with the Burney Library, 63 Case Library, Colgate University, 655 Broadhead, J., 577 Caulfeild, James, see Charlemont, 1st Earl of Broadhead, Th eodore Henry (1741–1810), 577 (James Caulfeild) Broadhead, Th eodore Henry (1767–1820), 577 Cavendish, see Devonshire, Duke of Brocket, Elizabeth, 345 Chaff ers, Kennel Smith, 625 Brocket, Mrs, 345 Chapell, R., 664 Brocket, William, 345 Chapin, Alfred Clark, 626 Brocket family, 345 Chapin Library of Rare Books, Williams College, 626 Brockhurst, Lowe, 369 Charlemont, 1st Earl of (James Caulfeild), 29 Brooke, J., 413 Charlemont, 2nd Earl of (Francis William Brooke, John Arthur, 641 Caulfeild), 29 Brooke, Th omas, 641 Charles Van Der Ahe Library, Loyola Marymount Brotherton Collection, Leeds University Library, 43, University, 211 840 Chauncey, Charles (1592–1672), 616 Brown, Sophia Augusta (Mrs John Carter Brown), 736 Chauncey, Charles (1777–1849), 616 Browne, Arthur, 195 Chauncey, Elihu, 616 Brown University (John Carter Brown Library), 736 Chauncey, Nathaniel, 616 Brown University (John Hay Library), 740 Cherry- Garrard, Apsley, 812 Bryn Mawr College, 715 Chew, Beverly, 252, 771 Buckingham and Chandos, 1st Duke of (Richard Child, Mary, 345 Grenville), 675 Chilton, T. Marie, 211 Buckley, Abel, 308 Cholmondeley, Reginald, 200 Buff alo & Erie County Public Library, 648 Christie Library, University of Manchester, 855 Buller, James Wentworth, 830 Christie- Miller, Samuel, 211 Bulley, Frederick, 487 Christie- Miller, Sydney Richardson, 211 Bulley, Margaret, 487 Christie- Miller, Wakefi eld, 211 Bunbury, Edward, 318 Christie- Miller, Wakefi eld, Mrs, 211 Bunbury, Henry Edward, 318 Church, Elihu Dwight, 237 Bunbury, William, 318 Clanbrassill, 1st Earl of (James Hamilton), 267 Burdett, Angela, 296 Clanbrassill, 2nd Earl of (James Hamilton), 267 Burdett, Francis, 296 Clark, William Andrews, 216 Burdett, Robert, 296 Clarke, Charles, 696 Burdett- Coutts, Angela Georgina, 276 Clarke, Mary Victoria Cowden, 696 Burdett- Coutts, Mr, 296 Clarke, Miss, 32 Burdett- Coutts, William, 276 Clark Library, UCLA, 216 Burney, Charles, 63 Cliff ord, A.W., 51 Butler, Charles, 399 Clifton, Charles, 304, 648 Butler, Samuel, 777 Clowes, George Charles Knight, 700 Byrne, George P., 711 Clowes, William Charles Knight, 700 Clowes, Winifred Carpenter, 700 Cadwell, Mae, 667 Cobham, see Lyttelton Caldwell, John, 313 Cochran, Alexander S., 256, 448 Caledon, 1st Earl of (James Alexander), 536 Colgate, James C., 655 Caledon, 2nd Earl of (Du Pre Alexander), 536 Colgate University (Case Library), 655 Caledon, 3rd Earl of (James De Pre Alexander), 536 Collis, John Day, 740 Caledon, 4th Earl of (James Alexander), 536 Colman, Dudley M., 815 Caledon, 5th Earl of (Eric James Desmond Cologne, University of, 786 Alexander), 536 Columbia University (Rare Book and Manuscript California, University of (Irvine), 205 Library), 661 California, University of (Los Angeles), 216 Compton, see Northampton, Marquess of Index of First Folio Owners 

Congreve, William, 840 Drexel, Joseph W., 562 Const, Francis, 387 Drexel, Lucy Wharton, 562 Cook, George, 690 Dryden, Alfred Erasmus, 5th Baronet, 710 Cooke, Henry, 467 Dryden, Arthur, 6th Baronet, 710 Cooke, Joseph Jesse, 638 Dryden, Henry, 3rd Baronet, 710 Cooper, James Fenimore, Mrs (Susan Linn Dryden, Henry Edward Leigh, 4th Baronet, 710 Sage), 682 Dryden, John, 1st Baronet, 710 Cornell University (Carl A. Kroch Library), 658 Dryden, John Edward, 2nd Baronet, 710 Corser, Th omas, 726 Duﬀ , Th omas Fraser, 369 Cosin, John, Bishop of Durham, 25 Duke, Edward, 14 Cosin Library, Durham University, 25 Dulwich College, 67 Cottle, Lilian Frances, 189 Durham University (Cosin Library), 25 Cracherode, Clayton Mordaunt, 59 Durning- Lawrence, Edith Jane Smith, 88 Cranch, John, 443 Durning- Lawrence, Edwin, 88 Craven Museum, 139 Dutton, William Henry, 498 Crawford, 25th Earl of (Alexander William Crawford Dyce, Alexander, 92 Lindsay), 29 Crawford, 26th Earl of (James Ludovic Lindsay), 29 Earle, George H., Jr, 758 Crawfurd, William Stuart Stirling, 178 Edward VII, 171 Crocker, Ethel Willard, 200 Edward VIII, 172 Crocker, William Henry, 200 Egerton, see Bridgewater, Duke of; Bridgewater, Earl Crocker Family, 200 of; Ellesmere, Earl of Crockett, Samuel Rutherford, 396 Elden, Benjamin, 413 Cuninghame, William, 808 Elden, John, 413 Curzon, Penn Assheton, 825 Eliot, John, 326 Curzon- Howe, see Howe, Earl Elizabeth II, 172 Ellenberger, Jenny (Mrs Hugo Finaly), 815 Dahlgren, Elizabeth Wharton Drexel Vinton Ellesmere, 1st Earl of (Francis Egerton), 241 (Mrs John Vinton Dahlgren), 562 Ellesmere, 2nd Earl of (George Egerton), 241 Dahlgren, John Vinton, 562 Ellesmere, 3rd Earl of (Francis Egerton), 241 Dallas, Duncan C., 845 Ellis, Frederick Startridge, 333 Dallas Public Library, 758 Ellsworth, James W., 718 Dallas Shakespeare Club, 758 Eton College, 35 Daly, Augustin, 718 Euing, William, 39 Damer, Anne, 326 Evans, John, 396 Daniel, George, 276 Evans, Th omas, 800 Darcy- Osborne, see Leeds, Duke of Eyre, Anthony, 181 Darell, Robert, 585 Eyre, Anthony Hardolph, 181 Dartmouth College, 633 Eyre, Frances Julia, 181 Daubuz, John Claude, 845 Eyre, Judith Letitia Bury, 181 Davison, George W., 252 Dawson- Brodie, Th omas, 333 Falkland, see Cary Dayton, Arthur Spencer, 768 Father Carr’s Place 2B Foundation, 857 Dayton, Ruth Woods (Mrs Arthur Spencer Fermor- Hesketh, Frederick, see Hesketh, 2nd Baron Dayton), 768 (Frederick Fermor-Hesketh) de Landau, Horace, 815 Ferrers, Norman Macleod, 359 Denny, Henry Gardner, 420 Ferris, Emery L., Jr, 734 Dent, John, 514 Field, Barron, 818 Devonshire, 6th Duke of (William George Spencer Fillis, Mrs, 480 Cavendish), 234 Finaly, Horace, 815 Devonshire, 7th Duke of (William Cavendish), 234 Finaly, Hugo, Mrs (Jenny Ellenberger), 815 Devonshire, 8th Duke of (Spencer Compton Firestone Library, Princeton University, 638 Cavendish), 234 Fisher, Otto O., 703 Didlington, 352 Fisher, Sidney Th omson, 771 Donner, Edward, 855 Fitzalan- Howard, see Norfolk, Duke of Dormer, 12th Baron (John Baptist Joseph Dormer), Fitzgerald, Percy Hetherington, 376 231 Fitzherbert, Anthony, 506 Down, Th omas, 193 Fitzherbert, Henry, 506 Drake, Lady, 771 Fitzherbert, Hugo Meynell, 506  Index of First Folio Owners

Fitzherbert, Richard, 506 Garrick, David, 128 Fitzherbert, William (1748–1791), 506 George III, 54 Fitzherbert, William (1808–1896), 506 George IV, 54, 171 Fitzmaurice- Petty, William, see Lansdowne, 1st Georgetown University, 562 Marquis of (William Fitzmaurice-Petty) George V, 171 Fitzwilliam, George Charles, 409 George VI, 172 Fitzwilliam, George Wentworth, 409 Getty, Mark, 141 Flower, Charles Edward, 158 Getty, Paul, 141 Folger, Henry Clay, 263, 267, 270, 272, 276, 282, 285, Gibbs, Henry Hucks, 828 289, 293, 296, 300, 304, 308, 311, 313, 318, 321, 326, Gilbert, E.H., 641 330, 333, 337, 341, 346, 349, 352, 356, 359, 362, 365, Glanusk, 1st Baron (Joseph Russell Bailey), 455 369, 373, 376, 377, 380, 384, 387, 396, 399, 403, 407, Glanusk, 2nd Baron (Joseph Henry Russell Bailey), 409, 413, 420, 427, 433, 437, 440, 443, 446, 448, 455 451, 455, 458, 462, 467, 470, 473, 477, 480, 484, 487, Glasgow University, 39 490, 494, 498, 502, 504, 506, 510, 514, 517, 521, 524, Glen, James, 825 527, 530, 532, 536, 539, 543, 547, 549, 553, 560, 648 Godolphin, see Marlborough, Duchess of Folger Shakespeare Library, 263, 267, 270, 272, 276, Gosford, 3rd Earl of (Archibald Acheson), 308 282, 285, 289, 293, 296, 300, 304, 308, 311, 313, 318, Gosford, 4th Earl of (Archibald Brabazon Gosford), 321, 326, 330, 333, 337, 341, 346, 349, 352, 356, 359, 308 362, 365, 369, 373, 376, 380, 384, 387, 391, 396, 399, Gott, John, Bishop of Truro, 293 403, 407, 409, 413, 420, 427, 433, 437, 440, 443, Gott, William, 293 446, 448, 451, 455, 458, 462, 467, 470, 473, 477, Gray, Francis Calley, 83 480, 484, 487, 490, 494, 498, 502, 504, 506, 510, Gray, William, 83 514, 517, 521, 524, 527, 530, 532, 536, 539, 543, 547, Gregory of Bath, 648 549, 553, 560 Grenville, Richard, see Buckingham and Chandos, 1st Foley, Gerald Henry, 846 Duke of (Richard Grenville) Folkes, Martin, 111 Grenville, Th omas, 47 Fontaine, Alfred Cart (de), 846 Grey, George, 847, 849 Foreign Language University, Kyoto, Japan, 804 Grigsby, Emilie, 231 Forester, 4th Baron (Orlando Watkin Weld- Grimston family, 413 Forester), 524 Grosvenor Library, 648 Forester, 5th Baron (Cecil Th eodore Weld-Forester), Grylls, Charles, 847 524 Grylls, William, 17 Forester, 6th Baron (George Cecil Beaumont Guildhall Library, 71 Weld-Forester), 524 Gwinn, George, 504 Forster, John, 99 Fortescue, Mrs, 480 Hacket, Andrew (1668–1733), 543 Foster, J. Herbert, 337 Hacket, Andrew (b. 1702), 543 Foster, Myles Birket, 384 Hacket, Andrew (c. 1632–1709), 543 Fowle, William F., 391 Hacket, John, 543 Foyle, Christina Agnes Lilian Foyle, 700 Hacket, Waller, 369 Foyle, William Alfred Westropp, 700 Hackett, Andrew, 543 Frankley, see Lyttelton Hackett, Andrew, Mrs (Letitia Penelope Adderley), Frederickson, Charles William, 391 543 Free Library of Philadelphia, 721 Haes, John, 39 Frost, H. Harvey, 771 Haines, Frederick, 696 Fuller, John ‘Mad Jack’, 221 Haines, Frederick Haselroot, 696 Furness, Horace Howard, Jr, 726 Haines, Gladys M., 696 Furness, Horace Howard, Sr, 726 Halliwell- Phillipps, James Orchard, 158, 828 Halliwell- Phillipps, J.O., 785 Gaisford, Th omas, 313 Halsey, F.R., 231 Th e Garden Ltd., 707 Hamilton, see Clanbrassill, Earl of Gardner, John Dunn, 256 Hamilton, Anne, 267 Garnett, James Mercer, 446 Handenmanni, A.H., 690 Garrett, Alice Warder (Mrs John Work Garrett), 597 Hanmer, Th omas, 318 Garrett, Alice Whitridge (Mrs T. Harrison Garrett), Hanratty, Patrick, 205 597 Hanscom, Abby E. (Mrs Pope), 310 Garrett, John Work, 597 Hansen, Georgiana MacArthur, 740 Garrett, T. Harrison, 597 Hansen, William V.A., 740 Index of First Folio Owners 

Harbord, see Suﬃ eld, Baron Howard, William, 144 Harcourt- Vernon, Edward Evelyn, 181 Howe, 1st Earl (Richard William Penn Curzon- Harcourt- Vernon, Edward Evelyn, Rev., 181 Howe), 825 Harcourt- Vernon, Granville, 181 Howe, 2nd Earl (George Augustus Frederick Louis Harcourt- Vernon, Granville Charles FitzHerbert, 181 Curzon-Howe), 825 Hargreaves, H.S. Buckley Colonel, 308 Howe, 3rd Earl (Richard William Penn Harkness, Edward, 667 Curzon-Howe), 825 Harkness, Mary S. (Mrs Edward Harkness), Howe, 4th Earl (Richard Geroge Penn Curzon- 532, 667 Howe), 825 Harris, Caleb Fiske, 830 Howe, Sophia Charlotte, see Howe of Langar, Harrison, George Leib, 625 Baroness (Sophia Charlotte Howe) Harrison, George Leib, Mrs (Letitia Henry Howe of Langar, Baroness (Sophia Charlotte Howe), Mitchell), 625 825 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Humphries, Anne, 189 University of Texas at Austin, 746, 750, 754 Hunter, Florence Edith Louise Dormer, 231 Hartley, Leonard Laurie, 685 Hunter, Robert Mercer Taliaferro, 446 Hartree, Charlotte Penn, 88 Huntington, Henry Edwards, 231, 234, 237, 241, 771 Hartree, William, 88 Huntington Library, 231, 234, 237, 241 Harvard University (Houghton Library), 616 Hutchinson, Charles, 462 Harvard University (Widener Library), 612 Hutchinson, Charles Pierrepont, 462 Harvey, Eliab, 362 Hutchinson, F.E., 462 Hatchett, Charles, 349 Hutchinson, John, 462 Haverford College (James P. Magill Library), 718 Hutchinson, Julius, 462 Hawking, Th omas, 446 Hutchinson, Julius, Rev., 462 Hawkins, Charles Halford, 167 Hutchinson, Th omas, 462 Hawkins, Th omas, 446 Huth, Alfred Henry, 256 Hayes, Francis B., Jr, 427 Huth, Henry, 256 Hayes, Francis B., Sr, 427 Huygens, Constantine, 531 Hayward, William, Mrs (Mae Cadwell), 667 Heathcote, Robert, 514 Illinois, University of, 585 Henderson, John, 80 Inchiquin, 5th Earl of (Murrough O’Brien), 39 Hervey, see Bristol, Earl of Indiana, University of (Lilly Library), 591 Hervey, Th omas, 836 Ingleby, Clement Mansﬁ eld, 539 Hervey of Ickworth, 2nd Baron (John Hervey), 836 Ingleby, Holcombe, 539 Hesketh, 2nd Baron (Frederick Fermor-Hesketh), 248 Ingold, Ernest, 585 Hibbert, Edward George, 681 Irwin, Th eodore, 800 Hibbert, George, 256 Ives, Brayton, 638 Hickmott, Allerton C., 633 Hilhouse, Charles, 321 Jacobs, Victor, 179 Hilhouse, Charles, Mrs, 321 Jaggard, William, 740 Hilhouse, Richard, 321 James P. Magill Library, Haverford College, 718 Hilton, William Hughes, 349 Jennens, Charles, 825 Hirshhorn, J.B., 767 Jennings, Henry Constantine, 256 Hirshhorn, J.B., Mrs, 768 Jocelyn, see Roden, Earl of Hodge, Anna Maria (Mrs Mayow Wynell Adams), Jocelyn, Violet Charlotte Julia Maria, 267 754 John Carter Brown Library, Brown University, 736 Hoe, Robert, 285, 311 John Hay Library, Brown University, 740 Hogan, Frank J., 775 John Rylands Library, Manchester University, 591 Holford, George Lindsay, 852 Johnsen, Johnny, 629 Holford, Robert Stayner, 852 Johns Hopkins Library, 597 Holham, H.T., 349 Johnson, Eldridge R., 718 Honeyman, Robert B., 866 Johnson, Judith Duncombe, 181 Hooper, J.G., 179 Johnson, Richard, 514 Hoskins, John, 750 Johnson, Samuel, 63 Houghton, Arthur A., Jr, 808 Johnson, Th omas, I, 180 Houghton Library, Harvard University, 616 Johnson, Th omas, II, 180 Howard, see Norfolk, Duke of Johnson, Th omas, III, 181 Howard, Arthur Jared Palmer, 758 Johnstoun/Johnstone/Johnston, William, 808 Howard, Robin Jared Stanley, 758 Jolley, Th omas, 128  Index of First Folio Owners

Jonas, Maurice, 440 Library of the Oratory of St. Philip Neri, Jones, John, 95 Birmingham, 313 Jones, Randle, 193 Lichfi eld, John, 671 Lilly, Josiah K., 591 Kalbfl eisch, Charles C., 289 Lilly Library, University of Indiana, 591 Kalbfl eisch, Charles H., 289 Lindeman Library, Lehigh University, 711 Kamijo, Mr, 845 Lindemann, Robert, 205 Kamijo, Mr (son), 845 Lindsay, Alexander William Crawford, see Crawford, Kemble, John Philip, 80 25th Earl of (Alexander William Crawford Kennedy, Robert Lenox, 800 Lindsay) Ker, John, see Roxburghe, 3rd Duke of (John Ker) Lindsay, Anne (Mrs James Lindsay), 532 Kerslake, Th omas, 167 Lindsay, James Ludovic, see Crawford, 26th Earl of Kettaneh, Francis, 775 (James Ludovic Lindsay) Killigrew, Charles, 840 Livingston, Cora (Mrs Th omas Pennant Barton), 608 Kimberley, 1st Earl of (John Wodehouse), 510 Lloyd, John, 771 Kimberley, 2nd Earl of (John Wodehouse), 510 Locker- Lampson, Frederick, 612 King, Gordon, 285 Locker- Lampson, Godfrey, 612 King’s College, 10 Lockwood, Th omas B., 651 Kingsley, Darwin P., 733 London, University of, 88 Kneeland, Mrs, 822 London, University of (Senate House Library), 83 Kneeland, Yale, 822 London Institution, 71 Knight, Charles, 700 Longe, Th omas, 521 Knight, Edward, 104 Love, Herbert, 193 Kodama Memorial Library, Meisei University, Love Library, University of Nebraska, 629 808, 818 Loyd- Lindsay, Harriet Sarah, 532 Konan Women’s University, 800 Loyd- Lindsay, Robert James, 532 Loyola Marymount University (Charles Van Der Lacy, W.G., 384 Ahe Library), 211 Lane, John, 308 Lyttelton, Charles George, 8th Viscount Cobham, 836 Lane, John, Col., 308 Lyttelton, Charles John, 10th Viscount Cobham, 836 Lansdowne, 1st Marquis of (William Lyttelton, George William, 4th Lord, Baron of Fitzmaurice-Petty), 71 Frankley, 836 Law, Alfred Joseph, 790 Lyttelton, John Cavendish, 9th Viscount Cobham, Law, William, 790 836 Leeds, 5th Duke of (Francis Godolphin Osborne), 840 Lyttelton, John William Leonard, 11th Viscount Leeds, 6th Duke of (George William Frederick Cobham, 836 Osborne), 840 Lyttelton, William Henry, 3rd Lord, Baron of Leeds, 7th Duke of (Francis George Godolphin Frankley, 836 Darcy-Osborne), 840 Leeds, 8th Duke of (George Godolphin Osborne), MacGeorge, Bernard Buchanan, 721 840 Madden, Samuel Molyneux, 158 Leeds, 9th Duke of (George Godolphin Osborne), Malone, Edmond, 122 840 Malone, Richard, Lord Sunderlin, 122 Leeds, 10th Duke of (George Godolphin Osborne), Manchester, University of (Christie Library), 855 840 Manchester University (John Rylands Library), 591 Leeds, Duchess of (Mary Godolphin Osborne), 840 Manley, Augustus East, 774 Leeds University Library (Brotherton Collection), Manley, Isaac George, 774 43, 840 Manley, John (d.1743), 774 Leff erts, Marshall C., 730 Manley, John (d.1801), 774 Lehigh University (Lindeman Library), 711 Manley, John Shawe, 774 Leigh, 1st Baron (Chandos Leigh), 703 Manney, Richard, 707 Leigh, 2nd Baron (William Henry Leigh), 703 Marjoribanks, Dudley Coutts, 330 Leigh, 5th Baron (Edward Leigh), 141 Marjoribanks, Edward, 330 Leiter, Levi Zeigler, 808 Marks, 845 Lenox, James, 664, 671 Marlborough, 2nd Duchess of (Henrietta Churchill Leon, Reginald H., 568 Godolphin), 840 Leveson- Gower, see Sutherland, Duke of Martin, Paulin, 543 Lewis, Mary, 451 Martin Bodmer Foundation Library and Museum, 852 Leycester, Rafe Oswald, 547 Meisei University, 812, 815, 822, 825, 828, 831, 833, 836, Library of Congress, 568, 577 840, 842 Index of First Folio Owners 

Meisei University (Kodama Memorial Library), Norfok, 14 Duke of (Henry Fitzalan-Howard), 4 808, 818 Norfolk, 11th Duke of (Charles Howard), 4 Mennen, William Gerhard, 658 Norfolk, 12th Duke of (Bernard Edward Howard), 4 Merriman, Edward B., 846 Norfolk, 13 Duke of (Henry Howard), 4 Merritt, Emma Sutro, 225, 858 Norfolk, 15th Duke of (Henry Fitzalan-Howard), 4 Miami University, 703 Norfolk, 16th Duke of (Bernard Fitzalan-Howard), 4 Midgeley, James, Jr, 47 Norfolk, 17th Duke of (Miles Fitzalan-Howard), 4 Mills College, 221 Norfolk, 18th Duke of (Edward Fitzalan-Howard), 4 Milne, 2nd Baron (George Douglass Milne), 842 North, E.D., 532 Milner, John, 833 North, John, 211 Mitchell, Letitia Henry (Mrs George Leib Harrison), Northampton, 1st Marquess of (Charles Compton), 625 163 Monro, John, 47 Northampton, 2nd Marquess of (Spencer Joshua Monroe, John, 111 Alwyne Compton), 163 Moore, Daniel, 276 Northampton, 3rd Marquess of (Charles Compton), Morgan, John Pierpont, 685, 690 163 Morgan, John Pierpont, Jr, 685, 690 Northampton, 4th Marquess of (William Compton), Morgan, J. Pierpont, 800 163 Morgan Library & Museum, 685, 690 Northampton, 5th Marquess of (William George Morison, Geo., 369 Spencer Scott Compton), 163 Murray, John, 104 Northampton, 6th Marquess of (William Bingham Murray, John Samuel, 104 Compton), 163 Murray, Sir John, 104 Northampton, 7th Marquess of (Spencer Douglas David Compton), 163 National Library of Scotland, 32 Norton, Mary McMillan, 625 Nebraska, University of (Love Library), 629 Newberry Library, 581, 715 O’Brien, James E., 221 Newborough, Lord, 845 O’Brien, Murrough, see Inchiquin, 5th Earl of Newcastle- under-Lyme, 1st Duke of (Th omas (Murrough O’Brien) Pelham-Holles), 176 Ogilvy, George, 369 Newcastle- under-Lyme, 2nd Duke of (Henry Ollivant, Alfred, 517 Pelham-Clinton), 176 Ord, John, 655 Newcastle- under-Lyme, 3rd Duke of (Th omas Oriel College, 141 Pelham-Clinton), 176 Osborne, see Leeds, Duke of Newcastle- under-Lyme, 4th Duke of (Henry Pelham Oswald, Mary Ramsay (Mrs Richard Oswald), 733 Pelham-Clinton), 176 Oswald, Richard, 733 Newcastle- under-Lyme, 5th Duke of (Henry Pelham Oswald, Richard Alexander, 733 Pelham-Clinton), 176 Ouvry, Frederic, 785 Newcastle- under-Lyme, 6th Duke of (Henry Pelham Oxford and Mortimer, 5th Earl of (Edward Harley), Alexander Pelham-Clinton), 176 455 Newcastle- under-Lyme, 7th Duke of (Henry Pelham Oxford and Mortimer, 6th Earl of (Alfred Harley), Archibald Douglas Pelham-Clinton), 176 455 Newcastle- under-Lyme, 8th Duke of (Henry Francis Oxford University (Queen’s College), 128 Hope Pelham- Clinton-Hope), 176 Newdegate, Charles Newdigate, 746 Parker, Rebecca E., 644 Newdegate, Francis Alexander Newdigate, 746 Parker, Samuel, 644 Newdegate, Richard, 1st Baronet, 746 Parker, William, Jr, 644 Newdigate, Edward, 4th Baronet, 746 Parsons, Edward Alexander, 750 Newdigate, Francis Parker, 746 Paulin, Mary (Mrs Mayow Wynell-Mayow), 753 Newdigate, Richard, 2nd Baronet, 746 Paulin, Th omas, 753 Newdigate, Richard, 3rd Baronet, 746 Payne, Th omas, 128 Newdigate, Roger, 5th Baronet, 746 Pease, Helen Mary Fox (Mrs John William Pease), Newdigate- Newdegate, Edward, 746 812 Newton, A. Edward, 786 Pease, Howard, 812 Newton, Caroline, 710, 715 Pease, John William, 812 New York, State University of (Buﬀ alo), 651 Pease heirs, 812 New York Public Library, 664, 667, 671, 675, 678, 682 Peck, Frederick S., 703, 750 Nicol, George, 352 Peckover, 1st Baron (Alexander Peckover), 842 Noel, Berkeley Octavius, 543 Pelham, see Newcastle- under-Lyme, Duke of Noel, Berkeley Plantagenet Guilford Charles, 543 Pennsylvania, University of, 726  Index of First Folio Owners

Penrose, Alexander Peckover Doyle, 842 Reed, John Watson, 234 Penrose, Elizabeth Josephine Peckover (Mrs James Reform Club, 75 Doyle Penrose), 842 Richardson, George Francis, 622, 846 Percy, Th omas, 536 Richardson, George R., 622 Perkins, Frederick, 790 Rider, Sidney Smith, 420 Perkins, Henry, 514 Ripley, Julien Ashton, 318 Perry, Marsden J., 721 Roberts, Robert, 380 Pforzheimer, Carl H., 746 Roberts, Robert H., 380 Pforzheimer Foundation, 746 Robertson, John M., 825 Phelps, John Delaﬁ eld, 51 Robinson, Eugene N., 638 Phelps, William, 51 Rodd, Th omas, 128 Phelps, William John, 51 Roden, 1st Earl of (Robert Jocelyn), 267 Philips, William Pyle, 718, 734 Roden, 2nd Earl of (Robert Jocelyn), 267 Phillipps, Th omas, 815, 818 Roden, 3rd Earl of (Robert Jocelyn), 267 Phoenix, Stephen Whitney, 661 Roden, 4th Earl of (Robert Jocelyn), 267 Pierpont Morgan Library, see Morgan Library & Roden, 5th Earl of (John Strange Jocelyn), 267 Museum, 800 Rokewode, John Gage, 276 Pierrepont, Nathalie Elisabeth Chauncey (Mrs Seth Rose, Stuart, 179, 707 L. Pierrepont), 616 Rosebery, 5th Earl of (Archibald Philip Primrose), Plant, Morton F., 710 775 Podell, Jacob J., 633 Rosenbach, Abraham Simon Wolf, 852 Polwhele, Th omas (1724–1777), 448 Rosenbach, A.S.W., 532, 625, 667, 721, 758, 808, 828 Polwhele, Th omas (b. c. 1585), 448 Rosenbloom, Charles J., 730 Pooley, Henry, 193 Roxburghe, 3rd Duke of (John Ker), 234, 352 Pope, Abby E., 310 Royal Shakespeare Company, 158 Pope, Mrs (Abby E. Hanscom), 310 Rylands, John, Mrs (Enriqueta Augustina Powy, Benjamin, 321 Tennant), 591 Powy, Charles, 321 Poynder, Edward, 211 Sage, Dean, 681 Prescott, Marjorie Wiggin, 177 Sage, Dean, Mrs, 681 Primrose, Archibald Philip, see Rosebery, 5th Earl of Sage, Susan Linn, 682 (Archibald Philip Primrose) Sage, Susan Linn (Mrs James Fenimore Cooper), 682 Princeton University, 645 St Oswald, 4th Baron (Rowland Denys Guy Winn), Princeton University (Firestone Library), 638 804 Princeton University (Scheide Library), 641 Samuels, Howard, 707 Prinzmetal, Myron, 828, 831 Sandars, Samuel, 21 Private owner, 104, 177, 181, 189, 193, 700, 761, 775 Saunders, R.J., 707 Private owner (Connecticut), 248 Scarisbrick, Edward, 467 Private owner (United Kingdom), 179 Scheide, John Hinsdale, 641, 645 Private owner (unknown), 857 Scheide Library, Princeton University, 641 Private owner (Virginia), 179 Scott, John, 373 Probasco, Henry, 715 Scott, Raymond, 25 Proby, Douglas James, 785 Scribner, Charles, II, 231 Proby, William, see Carysfort, 5th Earl of (William Sebright, John, 685 Proby) Seillière, Ernest Antoine Aimé Léon, 272 Proprietary and Cottonian Libraries, 480 Senate House Library, University of London, 83 Puleston, Allen, 710 Serle, Th omas James, 696 Seton- Watson, Robert William, 179 Queen’s College, Oxford University, 128 Sewall, Henry F., 603 Shakerley family, 300 Rabinowitz, Hannah D., 786 Shakespeare Birthplace Trust, 149, 153 Rabinowitz, Louis M., 786 Sheldon, Ralph, 296 Radford, Tamar, 470 Sheldon, William, 296 Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia Sheldon descendants, 296 University, 661 Shepherd, Henry, 502 Read, Caroline Hicks Seaman (Mrs William Sibthorp, Coningsby Charles, 263 Augustus Read), 730 Sibthorp, Humphrey, 263 Read, William Augustus, 730 Sibthorp, Humphrey Waldo, 263 Reed, Isaac, 80 Sibthorpe, John, 193 Index of First Folio Owners 

Sibthorpe, Th omas, 193 Th omas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Silver, Louis H., 581 Toronto, 77 1 Simes, Nathaniel Philip, 21 Th ompson, Peter, 88 Sir John Soane Museum, 80 Th ompson, W., 293 Skipwith, Fulwar, 740 Th orold, John, 285 Smith, George, 785 Th orold, John Hayford, 285 Smith, George, Mrs, 494 Th orpe, William George, 387 Soane, John, 80 Th ynne, see Bath, Marquess of Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 32 Tighe, Brian, 629 South African Library, 849 Tighe, Edward Kendrick, 629 Spearman, Gilbert, 216 Tighe, Frederick Bunbury, 629 Spencer, 5th Earl (John Poyntz Spencer), 399 Tighe, Louisa Maddalena Lenox, 629 Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin- Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Tighe, Viola Lilliene Henriette, 629 781 Tighe, William Frederick Fownes, 629 Stanley, Th omas, 211 Tilden, Samuel J., 678 Stark, Miriam Melissa Lutcher, 754 Tite, William, 638 Stark, William Henry, 754 Tomkin, Robert, 696 State Library of New South Wales, 773 Tomkinson, Michael, 403 State University of New York, Buff alo, 651 Tonson, Jacob, 63 Steevens, George, 63, 111 Tonstall, James, 506 Sterling, Louis, 83 Tooke, John Horne, 296 Stevens, B.F., 285 Toovey, James, 308, 625, 685 Stevenson, Alice, 443 Toronto, University of (Th omas Fisher Rare Book Stewart, Alexander Bannatyne, 484 Library), 771 Stewart, Fanny Stevenson (Mrs Alexander Trinity College, Cambridge, 14, 17 Bannatyne Stewart), 484 Trinity College, Dublin, 195 Stirling- Stuart, James Stirling Crawfurd, 178 Trotter, Coutts, 532 Stodart, Miss, 531 Trowbridge, Frederick Kellogg, 707 Stonyhurst College, 145 Turbutt, Gladwyn, 115 Storer, Anthony Morris, 35 Turbutt, Richard, 115 Strucke, Ian, 193 Turbutt, William (1738–1817), 115 Stuart, William James Crawfurd- Crawfurd Stirling, Turbutt, William (1768–1836), 115 179 Turbutt, William Gladwyn, 115 Suffi eld, 3rd Baron (Edward Harbord), 767 Turner, Robert Samuel, 736 Suffi eld, 4th Baron (Edward Vernon Harbord), 767 Tyssen- Amherst, see Amherst of Hackney, 1st Baron Suffi eld, 5th Baron (Charles Harbord), 767 (William Amhurst Tyssen-Amherst) Suffi eld, 6th Baron (Charles Harbord), 767 Suffi eld, 7th Baron (Victor Alexander Charles University of Buff alo, see State University of New Harbord), 767 York , Bu ff alo Sutherland, 1st Duke of (George Leveson-Gower), 241 University of California, Irvine, 205 Sutro, Adolph, 225, 858 University of California, Los Angeles (Clark Library), Sutro Library, State of California, 225, 858 216 Sutton, Elias, 530 University of Cologne, 786 Sutton, George William, 216 University of Illinois, 585 Sutton, George William (Hutchinson), 216 University of Indiana (Lilly Library), 591 Sutton, John Stapylton, 216 University of London, 88 Sutton, William George, 216 University of London (Senate House Library), 83 University of Manchester (Christie Library), 855 Tait, Robert, 289 University of Nebraska (Love Library), 629 Tangye, George, 773 University of Pennsylvania (Van Pelt- Dietrich Tangye, Richard, 773 Library), 726 Tennant, Enriqueta Augustina, 591 University of Texas at Austin (Harry Ransom Terry, Roderick, 771 Humanities Research Center), 746, 750, 754 Texas, University of (Austin), 746, 750, 754 University of Toronto (Th omas Fisher Rare Book Th ackeray, George, 10 Library), 771 Th archer, John Boyd, 771 Urquhart, Francis Fortescue, 458 Th eobald, Lewis, 63, 111 Th omas, Ada Elizabeth Moorhead, 758 Vail, Th eodore N., 43 Th omas, George Cliff ord, 758 Van Antwerp, William Clarkson, 612  Index of First Folio Owners

Vandenburg, 296 Widener Library, Harvard University, 612 Van Pelt- Dietrich Library, University of Wilbraham, George, 403 Pennsylvania, 726 Wilbraham, Roger William, 403 Vaughan, Gwyn (1654–1694), 455 Wilkinson, Ann Richmond, 139 Vaughan, Gwyn (ﬂ . 1744–1758), 455 Wilkinson, John James, 139 Vaughan, Roach, 455 Wilks, John, II, 256 Vaughan, Roger, 455 William IV, 171 Vaughan, Walter, 455 Williams, Annabella, 750 Vaughan, William Gwyn, 455 Williams, Catherine- Isabella, 750 Vernay, Charles, 272 Williams, Daniel, 761 Vernon, 5th Baron (George John Warren Vernon), 341 Williams, Elizabeth A., 750 Vernon family, 396 Williams, John Camp, 330 Vertue, John, 833 Williams, Th omas, 750 Vickery, Willis, 633 Williams College (Chapin Library of Rare Books), 626 Victoria, 171 Williams Library Trust, 761 Victoria and Albert Museum, 92, 95, 99 Willis, Robert, 685 Vincent, Augustine, 263 Wilson, Andrew, 532 Wilson, Th omas, 443 Wadham College, 132 Winans, Ross R., 846 Waldo- Sibthorp, Charles de Laet, 263 Winchester College, 167 Waldo- Sibthorp, Gervaise Tottenham, 263 Winn, Rowland Denys Guy, see St Oswald, 4th Walker, R.J., 514 Baron (Rowland Denys Guy Winn) Wallace, Walter Th omas, 252 Wodehouse, see Kimberley, Earl of Waller, John Th omas, 667, 758 Wodehouse of Kimberley, 2nd Baron (John Walters, Henry, 603 Wodehouse), 510 Walters Art Museum, 603 Wolf, Morris, 710 Warder, 852 Wolfson, John, 696 Warner, Richard, 132 Wood, R.H., 846 Warwick, 4th Earl of (George Guy), 282 Woodward, W.H., 651 Wasteneys, Judith Johnson, 181 Wren, Walter, 75 Watkin, Mary, 521 Wright, Richard, 577 Watson, William Livingstone, 179 Württembergische Landesbibliothek, 790 Wayland, Sidney Johnsen, 629 Wyndham, Wadham, 458 Webster, Paul Francis, 825 Wynell- Mayow, Elizabeth (Mrs William Dacres Weld- Forester, see Forester, Baron Adams), 754 Wesleyan University, 252 Wynell- Mayow, Mayow, 753 West Chester University, 734 Wynell- Mayow, Mayow, Mrs (Mary Paulin), 753 West Virginia University, 768 Wynn, Charles Watkin Williams, 300 Wheler, Anne, 153 Wynn, Robert, 581 Wheler, Robert Bell, 153 Wynn, Watkin Williams, 300 White, William Augustus, 638 Wichfeld, Josephine Widener, 721 Yale University, 256 Widener, Harry Elkins, 612 Young, Owen D., 682 Widener, Joseph Early, 721 Widener, Peter A.B., II, 721 Zouche, Lord, of Parham, 846 Index

A.B. Stewart Library, 484 Folger 23 (‘Feminist Folio’), 345 actors Folger 29, 365 Alleyn, Edward, 67, 506 Folger 40, 407 Barrett, Lawrence, 644 Folger 48, 443 Barrymore, Maurice, 718 Folger 51, 451 Benﬁ eld, Robert, 38 Folger 60, 483, 527 Booth, Edwin, 644 Folger 63, 494 Burbage, Richard, 38 Folger 70, 517 Chrystal, Ben, 189 Folger 73, 527 Church, Tony, 158 Folger 76, 535 Coquelin, Constant, 644 Foreign Language University folio, 804 Cushman, Charlotte, 644 Free Library of Philadelphia folio, 721 Drew, John, Jr, 718 Glasgow University Library folio, 38 Fechter, Charles, 644 Library of Congress folio (W142), 567 Garrick, David, 128, 205 Mark Getty, Wormsley Library folio, 141 Gilburne, Samuel, 304, 648 Meisei 1 folio, 808 Godfrey, Derek, 158 Meisei 2 folio, 811 Hammond, William John, 443 Meisei 6 folio, 824 Henderson, John, 79 Meisei 11 folio, 839 Janauschek, Fanny, 644 National Art Library (W25) folio, 95 Jewett, Sarah, 718 National Art Library (W26) folio, 99 Kemble, John Philip, 79 private owner folio (W27), 760 Lowine, John, 38 private owner folio (W230), 193 Macready, William Charles, 695 Royal Collection, Royal Library, Windsor Castle Modjeska, Helena, 644 folio, 171 Power, Tyrone, 718 University of Nebraska, Lincoln folio, 628 Ristori, Adelaide, 644 anxiety, 59 Rossi, Ernest, 644 archaeology, 396 Salvini, Tommaso, 644 Arm & Hammer baking soda, 237 Serle, Th omas James, 695 Armine, Anne, 380 Siddons, Sarah, 79 Arundel Castle, 3 Tonstall, James, 506 Arundell of Wardour, 2nd Baron (Th omas Arundell), Tutin, Dorothy, 158 144 Warren, William, 644 Ashmolean Museum, 396 Willard, Edward S., 644 Ashton, Th omas, 855 Adams, John Quincy, 83 Astor, John Jacob, 675 Adams, William Fulford, 753–4 Astor, William, 675 ‘Admiral Harvey’ folio (Folger 28), 362–4 Astor Library, 675 African Americans, 667, 824 As You Like It, 180 Aitken, F. & T., 490 AT&T (formerly American Bell Telephone Allen, Paul G., 709 Company), 43 Alleyn, Edward, 67, 506 Auckland Central City Library folio, 847–8 American Art Association, 633 autographs in, 847 American Car and Foundry, 215 Audobon, John James, 248 American Revolution, 71 Augustus Frederick, Prince (Duke of Sussex), 800 Amyot, Th omas, 776 autographs annotations Auckland Central City Library folio, 847 Bibliothèque Nationale, 777 Brown University, John Hay Library folio Cambridge University Library folio, 21 (W184), 740 Folger 16, 318 Folger 27, 359

  Index autographs – continued Shakespeare Centre folio (W39), 159 Folger 71, 521 Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin- Preussischer Folger 75, 531 Kulturbesitz folio, 782 Folger 76, 535 University of Pennsylvania folio, 727 Folger 144, 581 Widener Library, Harvard University folio, 613 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Williams College, Chapin Library of Rare Books University of Texas at Austin folio (W185), 745 folio, 626 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Yale University, Beinecke Rare Books and University of Texas at Austin folio (W186), 750 Manuscript Library folio, 258 Meisei 11 folio, 839 Belmour (Damer), 325 Princeton University folio (W159), 644 Benﬁ eld, Robert, 38 private owner folio (W229), 189 Benn, Elizabeth, 321 Berkeley Square (Balderston and Squire), 585 Bacon, Francis, 88 Berland, Abel E., 178 Bailey, George, 80 Berry, Agnes, 325 Balderston, John Lloyd, 585 Berwick, Jos., 477 Ball, Amy, 138 B.F. Stevens & Brown, 412 Bancroft Library, University of California, Berkeley Bibliographical Society, 295 folio, 199–204 Biblioteca Universitaria folio, 794–9 Bangs & Co., 603 discovered in 1895, 794 Bank of England, 79 prompter- reviser notes, 794 Barclay, Perkins & Co., 790 Bibliotheca Lindesiana, 28 Barker, Nicolas, 10 Bibliothèque Nationale, 28 Barrett, Lawrence, 644 Bibliothèque Nationale folio, 776–80 Barrymore, Maurice, 718 annotations, 777 Bartlett, Henrietta, 734 binderies Barton, Andrew, 380 Aitken, 490 Batchelder, John Davis, 567–8 Baumgarten, 276–7 Bates, William, 760 Bedford, 159, 231, 238, 258, 270, 282, 311, 334, 359, Bath, Marquess of, folio, 108–10 384, 420, 427, 484, 613, 626, 639, 641, 661, 664, Payne binding, 108 682, 727, 738, 782, 822 Battle of Waterloo, 628 Booklovers Bindery, 387 Baumgarten, John, 276–7 Club Bindery, 393 Bayliss, Lilian, 104 Condon, 578 Baynham, William, 446 Cross, 840 Bedford, Francis De Coverly, Rodger, 373, 396 Brotherton Collection folio, 44 Eyre and Spottiswoode, 837 Brown University, John Carter Brown Library folio Gosden, 221 (W183), 738 Hayes, 804 Firestone Library, Princeton University folio Husby, 547 (W157), 639 Kalthoeber, 547 Folger 3, 270 Leighton, 399 Folger 6, 282 Lewis, 270, 293, 514, 608, 671, 675 Folger 14, 311 Lomax, 775 Folger 20, 334 Lunow, 458 Folger 27, 359 Middleton, 696 Folger 34, 384 Mowery, 758 Folger 43, 420 Orrock, 451 Folger 44, 427 Paulin, 754 Folger 60, 484 Payne, 105, 108, 211, 286, 289, 300–1, 301, 308, 326, Huntington Library (W53) folio, 231 409, 711, 747, 847 Huntington Library (W55) folio, 238 Pratt, 381, 455, 470, 591, 633 Meisei 5 folio, 822 Rivière, 177, 216, 221, 252, 304, 327, 337, 346, 365, New York Public Library folio (W165), 664 437, 448, 487, 532, 586, 598, 641, 649, 651, 658, New York Public Library folio (W170), 682 707, 719, 747, 786, 790, 845 Princeton University, Scheide Library folio Smith, R.W., 393 (W158), 641 Staggemeier, 812 Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia Stamper, 433, 603 University in the City of New York folio, 661 Strikeman & Co., 641 Index 

Tout & Sons, 843 British Library folio (W16), 59–62 Welcher, 403, 812 British Library folio (W17), 63–6 Zaehnsdorf, 43, 71, 734, 833 British Museum, 333 Birds of America (Audubon), 248 Brockett, Elizabeth, 345 Birmingham Shakespeare Library folio, 7–9 Brotherton Collection folio, 43–6 exhibition of, 7 Brownlow, William, 684 Much Ado about Nothing, 7 Brown University, John Carter Brown Library folio Bixby, William Keeney, 215 (W183), 736–9 Blake, Robert (Admiral), ‘Father of the Royal Navy’, 75 binding compared to Williams College, Chapin Blayney, Peter, 304 Library of Rare Books folio, 626 Folger 30, 369 correspondence with, 736–7 Folger 60, 483 placement of Troilus and Cressida in, 736 Folger 63, 494 Brown University, John Hay Library folio (W184), Folger 72, 524 740–4 Folger 81, 553 autographs in, 740 Folger 82, 560 bookplates in, 740 Blunn, Dennis, 696 Brown University Library, Rider Collection, 420 Blunt, William, 54 Bryn Mawr College folio, 715–17 Boaden, James, 851 Buchan, 11th Earl of (David Steuart Erskine), 32 Bodleian Library (W31) folio, 114–21 Buff alo & Erie County Public Library folio, 648–50 most- read plays in, 117 and Folger 12, 304, 648 reacquisition of, by Bodleian, 114–16 and penalties for damage to library holdings, 648 Bodleian Library (W32) folio, 122–7 bullet wounds, 839 additional leaves in, 122 Burbage, Richard, 38 Bodley, Th omas, 114 Burney, Charles, 63 Bohn, H., 675 Burns, Robert, 733, 808 Book Collector, 10 Butler, Samuel, 776 booklending, 527 Butterfi elds Catalogue, 857 Booklovers Bindery, 387 bookplates Cadbury chocolates, 384 Brown University, John Hay Library folio Cadwell, Mae, 667 (W184), 740 California, University of (Berkeley, Bancroft Library), Charles C. Wise, Sr, Library, West Virginia folio, 199–204 University folio, 767 California, University of (Irvine), folio, 205–9 Folger 53, 458 odor, 205 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, California, University of (Los Angeles, William University of Texas at Austin folio (W185), 745 Andrews Clark Memorial Library) folio, Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, 215–19 University of Texas at Austin folio (W187), 754 Cambridge University Library folio, 21–3 Booth, Edwin, 644 Richard II annotations, 21 Boston Public Library folio, 607–11 Camden Society, 776 unmarred text of, 607 Carl A. Kroch Library, Cornell University folio, Bourne, Th omas, 483, 527 658–60 Bouton, J.W., 562 Carlisle, 9th Earl of (George James Howard), 144 Bowden, 811 Carnegie Mellon University folio, 730–2 Bradley, Van Allen, 740 leaves inserted into, 730 Brandeis University Libraries folio, 622–4 as librarians’ teaching tool, 730 digitization of, 622 watermark anomalies, 730 Brick Row Bookshop, 651 Carr, Martin P., 857 Bride of Frankenstein (fi lm), 585 Cary, Elizabeth, 38 bridges, suspension, 514 Cary, Henry, 1st Viscount Falkland, 38 Bridgewater folio, see Huntington Library (W56) Catalogue of the Printed Books Preserved at Haigh folio Hall, Wigan, 28–9 British Library folio (W13), 47–50 Catherine, 467 British Library folio (W14), 51–3, 59 Catholic Church, 833 one of four extant impressions of portrait, 51 Caxton, William, 498 British Library folio (W15), 54–8 Central Library, Birmingham, 7 compared to Folger 79, 547 Chapin Library of Rare Books, Williams College poor condition of, 54 folio, 625–7  Index

Charlemont, 1st Earl of (James Caulfeild), 28 Cracherode, Clayton Mordaunt, 59 Charles C. Tuckett & Son, 25 Craven Herald & Pioneer, 138 Charles C. Wise, Sr, Library, West Virginia Craven Museum and Gallery folio, 138–9 University folio, 767–9 mistaken as Second Folio, 138 bookplate in, 767 Crewe, Anne, 380 Charles I, 171, 462 Crocker, Ethel Willard, 199 Charles II, 307, 462, 467, 745 Crocker National Bank, 199 Charles Von der Ahe Library, Loyola Marymount Cromwell, Oliver, 75, 745 University folio, 210–14 Cross, C., 840 Chase National Bank, 176 Cushman, Charlotte, 644 Chauncey family, 616 Cymbeline Cherry- Garrard, Apsley, 811 annotations in National Art Library folio chess set design, 740 (W26), 99 Chicago World’s Fair, 770 Folger 80, 549 Child, Mary, 345 John Wolfson folio, 696 Cholmondeley, Reginald, 199 private owner folio (W28), 105 Christie Library, Manchester University folio, 855–6 theft of, 855–6 Daily Graphic, 116 Chrystal, Ben, 189 Dallas Public Library folio, 757–9 Church, Tony, 158 placement of Troilus and Cressida in, 757 Church & Dwight Co., 237 Dallas Shakespeare Club, 757 circular letter, 380 Daly, Augustin, 718 Civil War, 638 Daly’s Th eatres, 718 Clark, William Andrews, Sr, 215 Damer, Anne, 325 Cleopatra’s Needle, 772 Daniel, George, 275 Clifton, Charles, 648 Dante Alighieri, 341 Club Bindery, 393 Darell, Robert, 585 Clydach Gorge, 454 Dartmouth College Library folio, 633–7 Th e Cobler of Preston (Johnson), 252 Daubuz, John Claude, 845 Colgate, James C., 655 Dawes Plan, 681 Colgate University Case Library, 655–7 Dean, Edward, 658 Collier, John Payne, 240, 539, 776 Deane, Hamilton, 585 Collis, John Day, 740 Dearing, Edward, 794 Columbia University, Rare Book and Manuscript De Coverly, Rodger Library folio, 661–3 Folger 31, 373 columbium, 349 Folger 37, 396 Th e Comedy of Errors, 781 de Landau, Horace, 814 Commin, James G., 585 Dennis, John, 753 A Complete View of the Shakespere Controversy Denny, Henry Gardner, 420 (Ingleby), 539 De Ricci, Seymour, 730 computer- aided design and manufacturing (CAD/ Dickens, Charles, 99 CAM), 205 Dickson, W.K., 32 Comstock Lode, 224 digitization, of Brandeis University Libraries folio, Comus (Milton), 240 622 Condon, Rikki, 578 A Discouerie of Errours (Vincent), 262 Confederacy, 446, 597 Disraeli, Benjamin, 510 Congreve, William, 839 Th e Diversions of Purley (Tooke), 295 Connecticut General Life Insurance, 633 divorce, 667 Const, Francis, 387 Dodd, Mead & Company, 230 Cook, Maureen, 189 Doggett, Rachel, 286 Cooper, John, 740 Dormer, 12th Baron (John Baptist Joseph Copley, Godfrey, 189 Dormer), 230 copyright, 63 Dracula (ﬁ lm), 585 Coquelin, Constant, 644 Dracula’s Daughter (ﬁ lm), 585 Cornell University Carl A. Kroch Library folio, drawings, see sketches 658–60 Dreiser, Th eodore, 230 Cosin, John, Bishop of Durham, 24 Drew, John, Sr, 718 Cottle, Lilian Frances, 189 Drexel, Joseph W., 562 Covent Garden Th eatre, 387 Droeshout engraving, Swaine facsimile, 153 Index 

‘Dr Williams’ copy, 760 Tooke on, 295 Dryden, John, 709 First Fruits of Australian Poetry (Field), 818 Duckett, George, 753 Fitzgerald, Percy Hetherington, 376 Dulwich College, 506 Fitzmaurice- Patty, William, see Lansdowne, 1st Dulwich College Library folio, 67–70 Marquis of (William Fitzmaurice-Petty) conservation of, 68 Fleming, John, 205, 715, 822, 824, 828, 833, 852 Dunciad (Pope), 753 Foley copy, Folger 21 and, 337 Durham University Library folio, 24–6 Folger, Henry Clay longest continuous single ownership of, 25 Bodleian Library (W31) folio, 114 theft of, 24 Buff alo & Erie County Public Library folio, 648 Durning- Lawrence, Edwin, 88 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Dutton, William Henry, 498 University of Texas at Austin folio Dyce, Alexander, 92 (W186),750 University of London Library Senate House Earls Court, 104 (W23) folio, 88 East India Company, 132, 330 Wesleyan College Library folio, 251 Eckhart, Margaret Waller, 581 Folger 1, Folger Shakespeare Library, 262–6 education, 510 discovered after three centuries, 262 Edwards, Francis, 651 Folger 2, 267–9 Egerton, T. and J., 577 state I portrait, 267 Elias Sutton Pharmacopola Londinensis, 530 Folger 3, 270–1 Elizabethan Club (Yale University), 256 Folger 4, 272–4 Ellis, F.S., 28, 333, 483, 736–7 Folger 5, 275–81 Ellis & Elvey, 730 as basis for Octavo CD facsimile of First Folio, 275 Ellis & Scrutton, 21 ornamental casket of, 276–7 engraved portraits, Eton College folio, 35 watermark from Second Folio, 275 epitaphs, Folger 26, 356 Folger 6, 282–4 Erskine, David Steuart, see Buchan, 11th Earl of Folger 7, 285–8 (David Steuart Erskine) Folger 8, 289–91 Esdaile, Arundell, 47 Folger 9, 292–4 Essays and Papers (Munby), 10 Folger 10, 295–9 Eton College folio, 35–7 Folger 11, 300–3 engraved portraits, 35 Brocket and, 345 Evans, John, 396 letters accompanying, 300–1 Evans, R.H., 514, 777, 851 Payne binding, 300–1 Everett, Edward, 644 Folger 12, 304–6 Exhibition of the House of Tudor, 399 and Buff alo & Erie County Public Library folio, Eyre and Spottiswoode, 837 304, 648 Folger’s pursuit of, 304 Far from the Madding Crowd (Hardy), 785 Folger 13, 307–9 ‘Fast Mail’ (train service), 43 Hogarth’s bookplate and, 307 Father Carr’s Place, 857 Quaritch and, 307 Favine, Andrew, see Favyn, André Folger 14, 310–12 Favyn, André, 502, 553 as ‘Abbey E. Pope-Hoe’ folio, 310 Fechter, Charles, 644 Folger 15, 313–17 Fermor- Hesketh, Frederick, see Hesketh, 2nd Baron Folger 16, 318–20 (Frederick Fermor-Hesketh) annotations, 318 Ferrer, Norman Macleod, 359 Folger 17, 321–4 Ferrers graph, 359 placement of Troilus and Cressida in, 321 Festival of Great Britain Exhibition of Books, Folger 18, 325–9 Victoria and Albert Museum, 220 Folger’s negotiations regarding, 326 Field, Barron, 808 Folger 19, 330–2 Th e Fighting Temeraire (Turner), 362 Folger 20, 333–6 fi lms, 585 Ellis and, 333 Finch, Simon, 178, 699–700 Folger’s negotiations regarding, 333 Firestone Library, Princeton University folio, 638–40 Folger 21, 337–40 First Folio damage to, 337 inlaid/washed copy of, 80, 171 Folger’s negotiations regarding, 337 mislabeled as Th ird Folio, 3–4 as missing Foley copy, 337  Index

Folger 22, 341–4 Folger 48, 443–5 Vernon, 5th Baron (George John Warren Vernon), annotations, 443 341 Folger 49, 446–7 Folger 23, 345–8 Folger 50, 448–50 annotations, 345 Folger 51, 451–3 Child and, 345 annotations, 451 as ‘Feminist Folio’, 345 Folger 52, 454–7 Folger’s negotiations regarding, 345 Folger 53, 458–61 Folger 24, 349–51 bookplates, 458 Hatchett and, 349 Folger 54, 462–7 Folger 25, 352–5 Folger 55, 467–9 paired with West 84 (Folger 26), 356 Folger 56, 470–2 Folger 26, 356–8 drawing in, 470 paired with West 83 (Folger 25), 356 Folger 57, 473–6 Folger 27, 359–61 in loose sheets, 473 autographs, 359 Folger 58, 477–9 Folger 28 (‘Admiral Harvey’ folio), 362–4 rust outline of scissors, 477 Folger 29, 365–8 Folger 59, 480–2 annotations, 365 Folger 60, 483–6 Folger’s negotiations regarding, 365 annotations, 483 Folger 30, 369–72 booklending and, 527 original binding of, 369–70 Folger 61, 487–9 Folger 31, 373–5 press variants, 487 Scott and, 373 Folger 62, 490–3 Folger 32, 376–9 watermark, 490 Fitzgerald and, 376 Folger 63, 494–7 Folger 33, 380–3 annotations, 494 Barton and, 380 Folger 64, 498–501 and letter by Pott, 380 Folger 65, 502–3 Second Folio leaves, 380 in loose sheets, 502 Folger 34, 384–6 oﬀ - set of Favyn’s Th eater of Honour, 502 Foster and, 384 Folger 66, 504–5 Folger 35, 387–91 Folger 67, 506–9 and Const, 387 Folger 68, 510–13 Folger 36, 391–5 Folger 69, 514–16 Frederickson and, 391 Folger 70, 517–20 inserted leaf, 391–3 annotations, 517 Folger 37, 396–8 Folger 71, 521–3 Evans and, 396 autographs in, 521 Folger 38, 399–402 Folger 72, 524–6 Spencer and, 399 Troilus and Cressida missing from, 524 Folger 39, 403–6 Folger 73, 527–9 Wilbraham family and, 403 booklending and, 527 Folger 40, 407–8 Folger 74, 530 annotations, 407 Folger 75, 531–4 disbound state of, 407 autographs in, 531 Folger 41, 409–11 ﬁ rst known copy to leave England, 531 Folger 42, 412–19 Folger 76, 535–8 Folger’s negotiations regarding, 412–13 annotations, 535 mutilated title page of, 412 autographs in, 535 Folger 43, 420–6 newspaper clippings, 536 Folger 44, 427–32 Folger 77, 539–42 Folger 45, 433–6 Folger 78, 543–6 possible early owners of, 433 rust transfer from key, 543 and Wesleyan College Library folio (W57), 433 Folger 79, 547–8 Folger 46, 437–9 compared to British Library folio (W15), 547 rust transfer from spectacles, 437 leaves laminated in Japanese tissue paper, 547 Folger 47, 440–2 Folger 80, 549–52 press variants, 440 associated documents, 549–50 Index 

missing plays in, 549 Grey, George, 847, 849 separate folders of, 550 Griff ydd, Owen, 581 Folger 81, 553–9 Grolier Club, 251, 285 division into volumes, 554 Grosvenor Library, 648 and Folger 82, 553 Guide into the Tongues (Minsheu), 240 off - set of Favyn’s Th eater of Honour, 553 Guildhall Library folio, 71–4 as ‘Red Set’, 560 Gurney, J., 750 Folger 82, 560–1 and Folger 81, 553 Halliwell- Phillipps, J.O., 282, 785 Folger’s negotiations regarding, 553, 560 Halsey, Frederick R., 230 as ‘Green Set’, 560 Hamill & Barker, 740 and ‘Nursery’ folio Hamlet, 560 Hamlet Folger Exhibition Hall, 282 annotations, 760 Folkes, Martin, 111 annotations in Library of Congress folio (W142), Foreign Language University folio, 804–7 567 annotations, 804 annotations in University of Indiana folio, 591 forgers, 539, 851 Folger 81 and 82, 553 Forster, John, 99 ‘Nursery’ folio, 560 Foster, Myles Birket, 384 Hammond, William John, 443 Fourth Folio, Wesleyan College Library, 252 Hamnet (Th e Folger Library Catalog Online) France, Anatole, 814 Folger 14, 310 Francis Edward, Ltd., Booksellers, 129, 585 Folger 18, 325 Frankenstein (fi lm), 585 Folger 24, 349 Frankfurt, Germany, 7 Folger 73, 527 Frederickson, Charles William, 391 Folger 75, 532 Free Library of Philadelphia folio, 721–5 handwriting, 420 annotations, 721 Hanmer, Th omas, 318 Freud, Sigmund, 715 Hanratty, Patrick J., 205 Fuller, John ‘Mad Jack’, 220 Hanscom, Abby E., see Pope, Abby E. Furness, Horace Howard, 608, 726 Hardy, Th omas, 785 F.W. Olin Library, Mills College folio, 220–3 Harington, J., 750 Harlem Hellfi ghters, 667 Gadsden, Ellis, 514 Harris, Caleb Fiske, 810 Gaisford, Th omas, 313 Harris, John, 483 Galerie Nazarin, Bibliothèque Nationale, 28 Harrison, Benjamin, 770 Gam, David, 454 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Garley, Anthony, 180 University of Texas at Austin folio (W185), Garrett, T. Harrison, 597 745–9 Garrick, David, 14, 128, 205 associated documents, 746–7 General Electric, 681 autographs in, 745 George, David Lloyd, 612 bookplates in, 745 George III, 54, 111, 352 textual variants in, 745 George IV, 54, 800 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Georgetown University, Lauinger Library folio, University of Texas at Austin folio (W186), 562–6 750–2 Gibbon, Mary, 3 autographs in, 750 Gilburne, Samuel, 304, 648 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Gladstone, William, 510 University of Texas at Austin folio (W187), 753–6 Glasgow University Library folio, 38–42 bookplate in, 754 annotations, 38 Harte, Bret, 718 Godfrey, Derek, 158 Harvard University, Houghton Library folio, 616–21 Gone with the Wind (fi lm), 585 Harvard University, Widener Library folio, 612–15 Gosden, Th omas, 221 Hauswedell, Ernst, 785, 790 Gott, John, Bishop of Truro, 292 Haverford College folio, 718–20 Gott, William, 292 Hawkins, Charles Halford, 167 Graham, Martha, 757 Hayday, James, 84 Grasberges, 757 Hayes (bindery), 804 Gray, Francis Calley, 83 Hayes, Francis B., Sr, 427 Grenville, Th omas, 47 Hayes, Francis B., Sr, 427  Index

Hayes, Harold, 427 Janauschek, Fanny, 644 Hayes, Nino K., 427 Jennens, Charles, 824 Hayes, Rutherford B., 678 Jesuits, 467 Hayward, William, Mrs, 667 Jewett, Sarah, 718 Heimann, Willy, 785 John Howell Books, 811 Hellman, George S., 524 John Rylands University Library folio, 111–13 Henderson, John, 79 Th eobald and, 111 2 Henry IV Johnsen Publishing Company, 628 annotations in Library of Congress folio (W142), Johns Hopkins University, Milton S. Eisenhower 567 Library folio, 597–602 sketching in, 54 Johnson, Charles, 252, 433 Henry V, 454 Johnson, Richard, 514 Henry V, 454 Johnson, Samuel, 14 Henslowe, Philip, 67 Johnson, Th omas, I, 180 Heritage Book Shop, 205, 699, 707 Johnson, W., 740 Hesketh, 2nd Baron (Frederick Fermor-Hesketh), John Wolfson folio, 695–8 248 conservation of, 696 Hoe, Robert, 285 repairs to, 695 Hogarth, William, 307 Jonas, Maurice, 440 Holford, George Lindsay, 851–2 Jones, Stephen, 760 Holford, Robert Stayner, 851 Jonson, Ben, 38 Houghton Library, Harvard University folio, 616–21 J. Pearson & Co., 707 Howard, Charles, see Norfolk, 11th Duke of (Charles Jusserand, Jules, 776 Howard) Howard, George James, see Carlisle, 9th Earl of Kablfl eisch, Charles H., 289 (George James Howard) Kalthoeber, Christian Samuel, Folger 79, 547 Howell, John, 812 Kamijo Family folio, 845–6 Humphries, Anne, 189 stains on, 845 Hunter, Robert Mercer Taliaferro, 446 Kelmscott Press, 333 Huntington Library (W53) folio, 230–2 Kemble, John Philip, 79 Huntington Library (W54) folio, 233–6 Kettaneh, Francis, 774 basis for Lee’s Facsimile (1902), 234 Keynes, John Maynard, 10 Huntington Library (W55) folio, 237–9 Killigrew, Charles, 839 placement of Troilus and Cressida in, 237 Killigrew, Th omas, 527 Huntington Library (W56) folio, 240–4 Kimberley, 1st Earl of (John Wodehouse), 510 as Bridgewater folio, 240 King John Husby, Scott, Folger 79, 547 annotations in National Art Library folio (W26), Hutchinson, John, 462 99 Huth, Henry, 333 leaves replaced in private owner folio (W217), 699 Huygens, Constantine, 531 King’s College Library folio, 10–13 Kingsley, Darwin P., 733 Illinois, University of (Urbana-Champaign), folio, King’s Men, 38 585–90 Knight, Charles, 699 Indiana, University of, folio, 591–6 Knight- Clowes copy, see private owner folio (W217) annotations in, 591 Konan Women’s University folio, 800–3 infectious diseases, 822 Korean War, 804 Ingleby, Clement Mansfi eld, 539 Kraus, H.P., 707, 800 Inman’s Bookshop, 622 International Red Cross, 851 Lacy, John, 433 internet sales, 699 Lakin, James, 814 Internet Shakespeare Editions, 622 Lane, John, 307 Ireland, Samuel, 851 Lansdowne, 1st Marquis of (William Fitzmaurice- Irene Murr Jacobs Scholarship, 178 Petty), 71 Irish politics, 28, 195, 628 Th e Last of the Mohicans (fi lm), 585 Ives, Brayton, 638 League of Nations, 612 Lee, Sidney J. & A. Arch Booksellers, 671 Auckland Central City Library folio, 847 J. & J. Leighton, 178 Bancroft Library, University of California, Jackson, Andrew, 607 Berkeley folio, 199 Jaggard, William, 262, 502, 553, 740 Biblioteca Universitaria folio, 794 Index 

Bibliothèque Nationale folio, 776–7 Folger 56, 470–2 Bodleian Library (W31) folio, 115 Folger 59, 480 Bodleian Library (W32) folio, 122 Folger 60, 483–4 Boston Public Library folio, 607–8 Folger 61, 487 Brandeis University Libraries folio, 622 Folger 65, 506, 514 British Library folio (W13), 47 Folger 72, 524 British Library folio (W14), 51 Folger 75, 531 British Library folio (W15), 54 Folger 77, 539 British Library folio (W16), 59 Folger 78, 543 British Library folio (W17), 63 Free Library of Philadelphia folio, 721 Brown University, John Carter Brown Library folio Georgetown University, Lauinger Library folio, 562 (W183), 736 Glasgow University Library folio, 38 Brown University, John Hay Library folio (W184), Guildhall Library folio, 71 740 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Cambridge University Library folio, 21 University of Texas at Austin folio (W185), Carnegie- Mellon University folio, 730 745–6 Charles Von der Ahe Library, Loyola Marymount Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, University folio, 211 University of Texas at Austin folio (W186), 750 Christie Library, Manchester University folio, 855 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Dallas Public Library folio, 757 University of Texas at Austin folio (W187), 753 Duke of Norfolk folio, 3–4 Haverford College folio, 718 Dulwich College Library folio, 67 Houghton Library, Harvard University folio, 616 Durham University Library folio, 24 Huntington Library (W53) folio, 231 Eton College folio, 35 Huntington Library (W54) folio, 234 Firestone Library, Princeton University folio Huntington Library (W56) folio, 240 (W157), 638 John Rylands University Library folio, 111 Folger 1, Folger Shakespeare Library, 263 John Wolfson folio, 695 Folger 5, 275 Kamijo Family folio, 845 Folger 6, 282 King’s College Library folio, 10 Folger 7, 285 Konan Women’s University folio, 800 Folger 8, 289 Library, Trinity College folio, 195 Folger 9, 292 Library of Congress folio (W143), 577 Folger 10, 296 Mark Getty, Wormsley Library folio, 141 Folger 11, 300 Marquess of Bath folio, 108 Folger 13, 307 Marquess of Northampton folio, 163 Folger 14, 310 Martin Bodmer Foundation Library and Museum Folger 15, 313 folio, 851–2 Folger 16, 318 Meisei 1 folio, 808 Folger 17, 321 Meisei 2 folio, 811 Folger 18, 325 Meisei 3 folio, 814 Folger 19, 330 Meisei 5 folio, 822 Folger 20, 333 Meisei 6 folio, 824 Folger 22, 341 Meisei 7 folio, 828 Folger 23, 345 Meisei 8 folio, 830 Folger 24, 349 Meisei 10 folio, 836 Folger 25, 352 Meisei 11 folio, 839 Folger 26, 356 Meisei 12 folio, 842 Folger 27, 359 Milton S. Eisenhower Library, Johns Hopkins Folger 31, 373 University folio, 597 Folger 32, 376 Morgan Library & Museum folio (W171), 684 Folger 34, 384 Morgan Library & Museum folio (W172), 690 Folger 35, 387 National Art Library (W25) folio, 95 Folger 36, 391 National Art Library (W26) folio, 99 Folger 39, 403 National Library of Scotland folio, 32 Folger 43, 420 New York Public Library folio (W165), 664 Folger 44, 427 New York Public Library folio (W167), 671 Folger 45, 433 New York Public Library folio (W168), 675 Folger 47, 440 New York Public Library folio (W169), 678 Folger 52, 454–5 New York Public Library folio (W170), 681 Folger 54, 462 Paul G. Allen Family Collection folio, 709  Index

Lee, Sidney – continued Lewis, Charles, 47–8 Princeton University, Scheide Library folio Boston Public Library folio, 608 (W158), 641 Folger 3, 270 Princeton University folio (W159), 644 Folger 9, 293 Private Collection folio, National Library of Folger 65, 514 Scotland (W8), 28 New York Public Library folio (W167), 671 private owner folio (W28), 104 New York Public Library folio (W168), 675 private owner folio (W43), 176 Libbie, Charles F., 420 private owner folio (W189), 178 libraries, circulating private owner folio (W193), 774–5 Buﬀ alo & Erie County Public Library folio, 648 private owner folio (W217), 699–700 and Folger 59, 480 private owner folio (W220), 180 Library, Trinity College folio, 195–8 Queen’s College folio, 128–9 conservation of, 195 Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia paw prints on, 195 University in the City of New York folio, 661 Library Companion, 276 Reform Club folio, 75 Library of Congress folio (W142), 567–76 Royal Collection, Royal Library, Windsor Castle annotations in, 567 folio, 171 questionable provenance of, 567–8 Shakespeare Centre folio (W37), 149 Library of Congress folio (W143), 577–80 Shakespeare Centre folio (W38), 153 conservation of, 577–8 Shakespeare Centre folio (W39), 158 ‘Th e Library of George Th ackeray, Provost of King’s Sir John Soane’s Museum folio, 79 College, Cambridge’ (Munby), 10 South African Library folio, 849 Lilly, Joseph, 781 Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin- Preussischer Lilly, Josiah K., 591 Kulturbesitz folio, 781 Livingston, Cora, 607 State Library of New South Wales folio, 772 Livingston, Edward, 607 Stonyhurst College folio, 144 Livingston, Luther S., 230 Stuart Rose, Ohio folio, 707 Locker- Lampson, Godfrey, 612 Sutro Library, California State Library folio, 224, Lockwood, Th omas B., 651 858 Lomax, T.G., 775 Th omas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of London, University of (Senate House Library) Toronto folio, 770–1 (W22) folio, 83–7 Universitä ts- und Stadtbibliothek Köln folio, 785 London, University of (Senate House Library) University of London Library Senate House (W23) folio, 88–91 (W22) folio, 83 Folger and, 88 University of London Library Senate House London Contemporary Dance Trust, 757 (W23) folio, 88 London Institution, 71 University of Pennsylvania folio, 726 Longe, Th omas, 521 Victoria and Albert Museum folio, 92 Long’s Bookstore, 628 Wadham College folio, 132 loose sheets Walters Art Museum folio, 603 Folger 57, 473 Wesleyan College Library folio, 252 Folger 65, 502 West Chester University folio, 733 Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, 215 Widener Library, Harvard University folio, 612 Love family, 193 William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, Love for Love (Congreve), 839 University of California, Los Angeles folio, 216 Love in a Forest (Johnson), 252, 433 Williams College, Chapin Library of Rare Books Love’s Labour’s Lost, paw prints on, 163 folio, 625 Lowine, John, 38 Wren Library (W4) folio, 14 Loyola Marymount University, Charles Von der Ahe Wren Library (W5) folio, 17 Library folio, 210–14 Württembergische Landesbibliothek folio, 790 Lucy, Th omas, 454 Yale University, Beinecke Rare Books and Lucy, William, 454 Manuscript Library folio, 256 Lunow, Robert, Folger 53, 458 Lehigh University folio, 711–14 Lynch, Donald, 625 Leicester, 2nd Earl of (Robert Sidney), 684 lyricists, 824 Leigh, 1st Baron (Chandos Leigh), 703 Leigh, Chandos, see Leigh, 1st Baron (Chandos Mackinlay, John, 80 Leigh) Macready, William Charles, 695 Leighton, John, 399 Madan, Falconer, 116 Lenox, James, 664 Madden, Frederick, 539 Index 

Madison, Th omas, 141 Milton, John, 240 Maggs Bros., 178, 259, 290, 304, 333, 365, 506, 517, 549, Milton S. Eisenhower Library, Johns Hopkins 568, 648, 757, 790, 814 University folio, 597–602 Malone, Edmond, 35, 38, 122, 220 Minsheu, John, 240 Malone, Richard, Lord Sunderlin, 122 Modjeska, Helena, 644 Manchester University, Christie Library folio, 855–6 Molteno, J.A., 4 Manchester University Library, see John Rylands Monroe, John, 111 University Library folio Montreal Gazette, 625 Mann, Th omas, 715 Morgan, John Pierpont (‘Jack’), Sr, 684 Manney, Richard, 707 Morgan, John Pierpont (‘J.P.’), 684 Manutius, Aldus, 776 Morgan Library & Museum folio (W171), 684–9 marine insects, 138 cancel leaf from Romeo and Juliet, 684 Mark Getty, Wormsley Library folio, 141, 141–3 conservation of, 685 annotations, 141 correspondence in, 685 Marshall Field department store, 808 leaf from Troilus and Cressida, 684 Martin Bodmer Foundation Library and Museum newspaper clippings in, 685 folio, 851–4 Morgan Library & Museum folio (W172), 690–4 Maruzen Company, 800 conservation of, 690 Massachusetts Horticultural Society, 427 extensive repairs to, 690 ‘Materials for a History of the Shakespeare Memorial Mowery, Frank, 286 Library Birmingham. 1871–1930’, 7 Dallas Public Library folio, 758 Mather, Cotton, 644 Much Ado about Nothing, Birmingham Shakespeare Mayhew, A.H., 88, 753 Library, 7 Meisei 1 folio, 808–10 Th e Mummy (ﬁ lm), 585 annotations, 808 Munby, A.N.L., 10, 814 original binding of, 809 Murray family, 104 Meisei 2 folio, 811–13 annotations, 811 National Art Library (W25) folio, 95–8 Meisei 3 folio, 814–17 annotations in, 95 Meisei 4 folio, 818–21 National Art Library (W26) folio, 99–103 leaves from Second Folio in, 818 annotations in, 99 Meisei 5 folio, 822–3 National Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), 681 Meisei 6 folio, 824–7 National Library of Scotland folio, 32–4 annotations, 824 Nebraska, University of (Lincoln), folio, 628–32 Meisei 7 folio, 828–9 annotations, 628 note regarding Fleming in, 828 Nebraska Book Company, 628 Meisei 8 folio, 830–2 New Amsterdam, 661 uncertain provenance of, 830 Newberry Library folio, 581–4 Meisei 9 folio, 833–5 autograph in, 581 Meisei 10 folio, 836–8 Newdegate, Richard, 1st Baronet, 745 in continuous possession of English peerage newspaper clippings (1660–1990), 836 Folger 76, 536 Meisei 11 folio, 839–41 Morgan Library & Museum folio (W171), 685 bullet wound in, 839 Walters Art Museum folio, 603 Congreve’s annotations in, 839 Newton, A. Edward, 785 Congreve’s autograph in, 839 Newton, Caroline, 715 Meisei 12 folio, 842–4 New Variorum Shakespeare, 726 Mennen, William Gerhard, 658 New York, State University of (Buﬀ alo), folio, 651–4 Mennen Company, 658 New York Life Insurance, 733 Merritt, Emma Sutro, 224 New York Public Library folio (W165), 664–6 Merry Wives of Windsor, annotations in Glasgow and New York Public Library folio (W167), 671 University Library folio, 38 New York Public Library folio (W166), 667–70 Miami University folio, 703–6 New York Public Library folio (W167), 671–4 micro- photographs, 138 inserted correspondence in, 671 Microsoft, 709 and New York Public Library folio (W165), 671 Middle East, 774 New York Public Library folio (W168), 675–7 Middleton, Bernard, John Wolfson folio, 696 New York Public Library folio (W169), 678–80 A Midsummer Night’s Dream, 454 New York Public Library folio (W170), 681–3 Milne, 2nd Baron (George Douglass Milne), 842 New York Stock Exchange, 612, 638 Milner, John, 833 New York Times, 289  Index

Nicholl, John Cole, 671 Lehigh University folio, 711 Nicholson, E.W.B., 115–16 Marquess of Bath folio, 108 Norfolk, 11th Duke of (Charles Howard), personal private owner folio (W28), 105 hygiene of, 3 Pearson, R.C., 842 Norfolk, Duke of, folio, 3–6 Peckover, 1st Baron (Alexander Peckover), 842 Northampton, Marquess of, folio, 163–6 Pendarvis, Jacob, 132 paw prints on, 163 penmanship, 420 Northeast Document Conservation Center Pennsylvania, University of, folio, 726–9 (NDCC), 622 Pepys, Samuel, 467, 722 Percy, Th omas, 535 Oates, Titus, 467 Percy Bysshe Shelley as a Philosopher and Reformer Octavo CD facsimile, 275 (Sotheran), 391 odor, University of California, Irvine, folio, 205 Perseus Project, 622 Th e Old Curiosity Shop (Dickens), 99 Pforzheimer Foundation, 746 Old Vic, 104 Pharmacopoeia Londinensis, 530 Ollivant, Alfred, 517 Phillipps, Th omas, 818 On a Clear Day You Can See Forever (Lane and Phoenix, Stephen Whitney, 661 Lerner), 585 Pickering, Basil Montagu, 483, 597 Ord, John, 655 Pickering, William, 92, 275 Oregon Shakespeare Festival, 709 Pickering & Chatto, 757 Orrock, George, Folger 51, 451 Folger 23, 345–6 Orrock & Son, 32 Wesleyan College Library folio, 251 Oswald, Richard, 733 Pierce- Arrow Motor Company, 304 Othello Poe, Edgar Allan, 591 annotations in Library of Congress folio (W142), Pollard, A.W., 51, 295 567 Polwhele, Th omas, 448 Folger 61 press variants, 487 Pooley family, 193 textual variants in Harry Ransom Humanities Pope, Abby E., 310 Research Center, University of Texas at Austin Pope, Alexander, 753 folio (W185), 745 Pope Alexander’s Supremacy and Infallibility Examin’d Otness, Harold M., 252 (Duckett and Dennis), 753 Our Mutual Friend (Dickens), 99 portraits Ouvry, Frederic, 785 Folger 2, Folger Shakespeare Library, 267 Payne, 301 Packer, Asa, 711 Pott, Constance M. (Mrs Henry Pott), 380 Padua folio, see Biblioteca Universitaria folio Power, Tyrone, 718 Panama- Paciﬁ c International Exposition, 199 Pratt, W. Papantonio, Mike, 178 Dartmouth College Library folio, 633 Parke- Bernet, 633, 718, 750, 767 Folger 33, 381 Parr, Samuel, 790 Folger 52, 455 Paul G. Allen Family Collection folio, 709–10 Folger 56, 470 Paulin, Th omas, 754 University of Indiana folio, 591 Paul VI, Pope, 158 Prescott, Marjorie Wiggin, 176 paw prints press variants, 440, 875–82 Library, Trinity College folio, 195 Primatt, Martha, 180 Marquess of Northampton folio, 163 Princeton University, Firestone Library folio (W157), Paxton, Joseph, 233 638–40 Payne, Roger Princeton University, Scheide Library folio (W158), Auckland Central City Library folio, 847 641–3 Charles Von der Ahe Library, Loyola Marymount extra First Folio leaf, 641 University folio, 211 and Princeton University folio (W159), 641 Folger 7, 286 Princeton University folio (W159), 644–7 Folger 8, 289 anecdote of child tearing pages from, 644 Folger 11, 300–1, 301 autographs, 644 Folger 13, 308 and Princeton University, Scheide Library folio Folger 18, 326 (W158), 641 Folger 41, 409 ‘Printing and the Mind of Man’ Exhibition (Earls Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, Court), 104 University of Texas at Austin folio Private Collection folio, National Library of (W185), 747 Scotland, escape from Sotheby’s ﬁ re, 28 Index 

Private Collection folio, National Library of Scotland Meisei 2 folio, 811 (W8), 28–31 Meisei 5 folio, 822 private owner folio (W27), 760–6 Meisei 11 folio, 840 annotations, 760 Newberry Library folio, 581 long single track of ownership, 760 private owner folio (W193), 774–5 private owner folio (W28), 104–7 private owner folio (W229), 189 Cymbeline, 105 Th omas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Payne binding of, 105 Toronto folio, 770 private owner folio (W43), 176–7 Universitä ts- und Stadtbibliothek Köln folio, 785 private owner folio (W44), 248–50 West Chester University folio, 733 private owner folio (W189), 178–9 Widener Library, Harvard University folio, 612 private owner folio (W193), 774–5 Württembergische Landesbibliothek folio, 790 record price of, 774 Queen’s College folio, 128–31 private owner folio (W217), 699–702 conservation of, 699–700 Radcliff e, Ann, 851 private owner folio (W220), 180–3 Radio Corporation of America, 681 missing portion of As You Like It, 180 Radio Engineering Products Ltd., 770–1 private owner folio (W224), 857–8 Railton, Alexander Balderston, 262 incompleteness of, 857 Rains Galleries, 622 private owner folio (W229), 189–92 Raleigh, Walter, 443 autographs, 189 Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia controversial discovery of, 189 University in the City of New York folio, 661–3 insertions from Second Folio, 189 Rare Book and Special Collections Library, watermark, 189 University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign private owner folio (W230), 193–4 folio, 585–90 annotations, 193 ‘Th e Raven’ (Poe), 591 correspondence in, 194 Reform Club folio, 75–8 leaves from Second Folio in, 193 Reliques of Ancient English Poetry (Percy, ed.), 535 uncertain provenance of, 193 Reminiscences of Travel in Australia, America, and prompt copies, 553 Egypt (Tangye), 772 Proprietary and Cottonian Libraries, Plymouth, 480 Reuters, 804 Proust, Marcel, 814 Richard and Judy (television show), 189 Th e Publishers’ Circular, 490 Richard II Puttick and Simpson, 684 annotations in Cambridge University Library pyramid tomb, 220 folio, 21 off - set of Favyn’s Th eater of Honour in Folger 81, Quakers, 842 553 Quaritch, Bernard, 7, 51, 220 Richard III, annotations in Library of Congress folio Auckland Central City Library folio, 847 (W142), 567 Biblioteca Universitaria folio, 794 Richard Johnson & Brother (later Nephew), 514 Christie Library, Manchester University folio, 855 Richmond, George H., 437, 730, 800 Folger 6, 282 Rider, Sidney Smith, 420, 830 Folger 9, 292 Rider Collection, Brown University Library, 420 Folger 13, 307 Riley, D.W., 855–6 Folger 19, 330 Rinder, Frank, 781 Folger 26, 356 Ristori, Adelaide, 644 Folger 44, 427 Ritblat Gallery, British Library, 47 Folger 50, 448 Rivière Folger 52, 455 Birmingham Shakespeare Library folio, 7 Folger 53, 458 British Library folio (W14), 52 Folger 58, 477 Buff alo & Erie County Public Library folio, 649 Folger 60, 484 Cornell University Carl A. Kroch Library folio, Folger 65, 502, 510 658 Folger 74, 530 Folger 12, 304 Folger 75, 531 Folger 18, 327 Huntington Library (W53) folio, 230 Folger 21, 337 Huntington Library (W55) folio, 238 Folger 23, 346 John Wolfson folio, 695 Folger 29, 365 Konan Women’s University folio, 800 Folger 46, 437 Meisei 1 folio, 808–9 Folger 50, 448  Index

Rivière – continued Ryskamp, Charles, 310 Folger 61, 487 Folger 75, 532 Sabin, Frank, 521, 750 F.W. Olin Library, Mills College folio, 221 Salvini, Tommaso, 644 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, San Francisco earthquake, 199, 224 University of Texas at Austin folio (W185), 747 Sauny the Scot (Lacy), 433 Haverford College folio, 719 Scarisbrick, Edward, 467 Kamijo Family folio, 845 Scheide, John H., 641 Milton S. Eisenhower Library, Johns Hopkins Scheide, William H., 644–5 University folio, 598 Scheide Library, Princeton University folio (W158), Princeton University, Scheide Library folio 641–3 (W158), 641 Schumann, Helmut, 757 private owner folio (W43), 177 scissors, 477 Rare Book and Special Collections Library, Scott, Raymond, 24–5 University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign Scott, Robert Falcon, 811 folio, 586 Scott & Co., 373 State University of New York at Buﬀ alo folio, 651 screenwriters, 585 Stuart Rose, Ohio folio, 707 Second Folio, Royal Collection, Royal Library, Universitä ts- und Stadtbibliothek Köln folio, 786 Windsor Castle, 171 Wesleyan College Library folio, 252 Serle, Th omas James, 695 William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, Seven Gables Bookshop, 178 University of California, Los Angeles folio, 216 Shakespeare, William, connections to Vaughan Württembergische Landesbibliothek folio, 790 family, 454 Robinson, William H., 248 Shakespeare and the Stage, with a Complete List of Robinson Brothers, 770 Th eatrical Terms Used by Shakespeare in his Plays Rockefeller Foundation, 681 and Poems (Jonas), 440 Rodd, Th omas, 607–8 Shakespeare Centre folio (W37), 149–52 Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare Centre folio (W38), 153–7 annotations, 171 Shakespeare Centre folio (W39), 158–62 annotations in Library of Congress folio (W142), Th e Shakespeare Fabrications (Ingleby), 539 567 Shakespeare Memorial Library, 7 cancel leaf in Folger 2, 267 Shakespeare Newsletter, 626 cancel leaf in Morgan Library & Museum folio Shakespeare Reading Society, 167 (W171), 684 Shakespeare’s Birthplace, 7 rust transfer from key in, 543 Shakespeare Society, 776 Walters Art Museum folio, 603 Shakespeare’s plays, collation of, 14 Rose, Stuart, 178 Shapero, Bernard, 699 Rose, Stuart, Ohio folio, 707–8 Shaw, George Bernard, 718, 811 Rosenbach, A.S.W., 612, 644, 667, 707, 851–2 Shrimpton, Joseph, 506 Rose Th eatre, 67 Shrimpton, Th omas, 506 Rossi, Ernest, 644 Sibthorpe family, 193 Rothschild bank, 814 Siddons, Sarah, 79 Rowfant Club, 633 Sidney, Robert, see Leicester, 2nd Earl of (Robert Roxburghe- Chatsworth folio, see Huntington Sidney) Library (W54) folio silk handkerchief, 275 Roxburghe Club, 210, 233, 255–6, 352 Sir John Soane’s Museum folio, 79–82 Royal Collection, Royal Library, Windsor Castle compared to Royal Collection, Royal Library, folio, 171–5 Windsor Castle folio, 171 annotations by Charles I, 171 inlaid and washed, 79 compared to Sir John Soane’s Museum folio original bill of sale, 80 (W21), 171 provenance, 79–80 inlaid and washed, 171 Skelton, William, 144 Second Folio, 171 sketches Royal Navy, 75 in Folger 56, 470 Royal Shakespeare Company, 158 in 2 Henry IV, 54 rust transfers Skipwith, Fulwar, 740 key, Folger 78, 543 slavery, 220 scissors, Folger 58, 477 Smethwick, John, 180 spectacles, Folger 46, 437 Smith, George D., 490, 494, 746, 770 Index 

Smith, George Dietrich, 427 Texas, University of (Austin), folio (W185), 745–9 Smith, Jesse, 252 Texas, University of (Austin), folio (W186), 750–2 Smith, John Russell, 671 Texas, University of (Austin), folio (W187), 753–6 Smith, R.W., 393 Th eater of Honour (Favyn), 502 Soane, John, 79 theft see also Sir John Soane’s Museum folio Burney and, 63 Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 32 of Christie Library, Manchester University folio, songwriters, 824 855–6 Sorrows of Young Werther (Goethe), 715 of Durham University Library folio, 24–5 Sotheran, Charles, 391 Williams College, Chapin Library of Rare Books Sotheran & Co., 470, 473 folio, 625 South African Library folio, 849–50 Th eobald, Lewis, 111 Spanish Civil War, 804 Th ird Folio, Duke of Norfolk folio mislabeled as, 3–4 Spawn, William, 722 Th omas & Eron booksellers, 622 Spearman, Gilbert, 215 Th omas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of spectacles, 437 Toronto folio, 770–1 Spencer, Walter T., 443 untraceability of early owner, 770 Squire, J.C., 585 Th ynne family, see Bath, Marquess of, folio Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin- Preussischer Kulturbesitz Tidswell, Charlotte, 3 folio, 781–4 Tighe, Louisa Maddalena Lenox, 628 Th e Comedy of Errors cut out of, 781 Tilden, Samuel J., 678 Staggemeier, L., Meisei 2 folio, 812 Time magazine, 667, 681 stains, on Kamijo Family folio, 845 Th e Times, 10, 115–16, 781 Stamper, H. Timmins, Samuel, 7 Folger 45, 433 Timon of Athens, drawings in, 760 Walters Art Museum folio, 603 Th e Titan (Dreiser), 230 Stanley, Th omas, 210–11 Titanic, 612, 721 State Library of New South Wales folio, 772–3 Titus Andronicus, annotations in National Art State University of New York at Buﬀ alo folio, 651–4 Library folio (W26), 99 Staunton, Howard, 740 ‘Tomb of St Louis on the Ruins of Carthage’ Steevens, George, 63, 851 (Dormer), 230 Stevens, Henry, 671 Tonstall, James, 506 Stewart, Alexander Bannatyne, 483–4 Toronto, University of, folio, 770–1 Stewart, Patrick, 138 Tout & Sons, Meisei 12 folio, 843 Stonyhurst College folio, 144–8 Tozer, Henry, 38 unbroken chain of ownership, 144 Tragedy of Miriam (Cary), 38 Storer, Anthony Morris, 35 train cars, 215 St Oswald, 4th Baron (Rowland Denys Guy Winn), Treaty of Paris, 71, 733 804 Tregaskis, James, 433 Strikeman & Co., Princeton University, Scheide Folger 47, 440 Library folio (W158), 641 Troilus and Cressida suspension bridges, 514 annotations in Library of Congress folio Sutro, Adolph, 224, 858 (W142), 567 Sutro Library, California State Library folio, 224–9, Foreign Language University folio annotations 858–65 in, 804 separate volumes of, 858–9 missing from Folger 72, 524 Sutton, Elias, 530 placement of, in Brown University folio (W183), Swaine, John, 153 736 placement of, in Dallas Public Library folio, 757 Tammany Hall, 678 placement of, in Folger 17, 321 Tangye, George, 772–3 placement of, in Huntington Library (W55) folio, Tangye, Richard, 772–3 237 telegraph cables, 514 prologue leaf in Morgan Library & Museum folio telephones, 43 (W171), 684 Th e Tempest Truman, Margaret, 851 annotations in Library of Congress folio (W142), Tuckett, Charles C., 25 567 Turbutt, William Gladwyn, 114 annotations in Glasgow University Library folio, 38 Turner, J.M.W., 362 Terra Nova expedition, 811 Tutin, Dorothy, 158  Index

Tweed, William ‘Boss’, 678 Warren, William, 644 Twelfth Night, leaves replaced in private owner folio Washington, George, 446, 607 (W217), 699 Washington Air Brake Company, 313 Two Gentlemen of Verona, annotations in Glasgow watermarks University Library folio, 38 Folger 62, 490 Th e Two Protectors (Tangye), 772 inventory of, 883–90 private owner folio (W229), 189 Under the Gaslight (Daly), 718 Th e Way of the World (Congreve), 839 Universitä ts- und Stadtbibliothek Köln folio, 785–9 Webster, Paul Francis, 824 University of California, Berkeley, Bancroft Library Weinstein, Ben and Lou, 205 folio, 199–204 Weinstein, Louis, 707 University of California, Irvine folio, 205–9 Welcher, Samuel odor, 205 Folger 39, 403 University of California, Los Angeles, William Meisei 2 folio, 812 Andrews Clark Memorial Library folio, 215–19 Wells, Edgar, 667 University of Illinois, Urbana- Champaign folio, Wells, Gabriel, 43, 326 585–90 Buﬀ alo & Erie County Public Library folio, 648 University of Indiana folio, 591–6 Carnegie- Mellon University folio, 730 annotations in, 591 Charles C. Wise, Sr, Library, West Virginia University of London Senate House Library (W23) University folio, 767 folio, 88–91 Dallas Public Library folio, 757 Folger and, 88 Folger 21, 337 University of Nebraska, Lincoln folio, 628–32 Folger 71, 521 annotations, 628 Folger 73, 527 University of Pennsylvania folio, 726–9 Folger 77, 539 University of Texas at Austin folio (W185), 745–9 Folger 79, 547 University of Texas at Austin folio (W186), 750–2 Folger 82, 553, 560 University of Texas at Austin folio (W187), 753–6 Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Toronto folio, 770–1 University of Texas at Austin folio (W186), 750 Urquhart, Francis Fortescue, 458 Meisei 5 folio, 822 Th omas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Vail, Th eodore N., 43 Toronto folio, 770 Van Antwerp, William Clarkson, 612 Universitä ts- und Stadtbibliothek Köln folio, 785 Vanity Fair magazine, 409 University of Indiana folio, 591 VanWingen, Peter M., 567 Württembergische Landesbibliothek folio, 790 Vaughan family, 454 Wesleyan College Library folio, 251–4 Vernay, Charles, 272 Folger 45 and, 433 Vernon, 5th Baron (George John Warren Vernon), Folger and, 251 341 West, Anthony, 138, 189 Vertue, John, 833 West Chester University folio, 733–5 Vickery, Willis, 633 correspondence in, 734 Victoria and Albert Museum folio, 92–4 Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, see also National Art Library folio 638 Victor Talking Machine Company, 718 West Virginia University folio, 767–9 Vincent, Augustine, 263 Whatman, J., 490 Virginia, U.S., 446 Widener, Harry Elkins, 612 viruses, 822 Widener, Joseph Early, 721 Vossische Zeitung, 781 Widener Library, Harvard University folio, 612–15 Wiggin, Albert Henry, 176 Wadham College folio, 132–7 Wilbraham family, 403 Walford, J.D., 167 Wilkinson, Ann Richmond, 138–9 Walker, E.C., 772 Wilkinson, John James, 138–9 Waller, Edward Carson, 581 Wilks, John, Sr (‘Bubble Wilks’), 255 Walpole, Horace, 325 Willard, Edward S., 644 Walters, Catherine ‘Skittles,’ 234 William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, Walters Art Museum folio, 603–6 University of California, Los Angeles folio, varying page sizes of, 603 215–19 Warner, Richard, 132 William I, 781 War of 1812, 607 Williams, Daniel, 760 Index 

Williams College, Chapin Library of Rare Books Wren Library (W4) folio, 14–16 folio, 625–7 Capell’s collation and, 14 binding compared to Brown University, John Wren Library (W5) folio, 17–20 Carter Brown Library folio, 626 varying page sizes of, 17 theft and recovery of, 625 Wright, Richard, 577 Wilson, Henry Hughes, 612 Württembergische Landesbibliothek folio, Winchell, Walter, 625 790–3 Winchester College folio, 167–70 Wyndham, Wadham, 458 Winn, Rowland Denys Guy, see St Oswald, 4th Wynn, Robert, 581 Baron (Rowland Denys Guy Winn) Winsor, Justin, 128 Xhosa millennial movement, 849 Th e Winter’s Tale, Folger 46, 437 Wodehouse, John, see Kimberley, 1st Earl of (John Yale University, Beinecke Rare Books and Wodehouse) Manuscript Library folio, 255–8 women basis for Yale’s facsimile edition, 255 annotations in Folger 51, 451 Yerkes, Charles T., 230 Bryn Mawr College folio, 715 Young, Charles Edward Barry, 51 Folger 23 (‘Feminist Folio’), 345 Young, Owen D., 681 Works (Chaucer), 333 Yushodo Booksellers, 811, 818, 824 Works Project Administration (WPA), 224 World War II, 804 Zaehnsdorf, 43, 71, 734, 833 Th e Worst Journey in the World (Cherry-Garrard), 811 Zucker, H., 710