Collation: 4 leaves unsigned, 2 leaves unsigned, A⁴[heart]⁴B-2C⁶2D², paged, with eighteen double-page engraved maps inserted. Wanting first leaf (? blank) and sig. A. Printed title misplaced after the two unsigned leaves. First leaf blank (wanting), second leaf verses ‘Vpon the Frontispice’ on verso, third leaf engraved titlepage signed W. Hole, fourth leaf printed titlepage. The verses and engraved titlepage certainly form one sheet and the printed titlepage probably occupies the second leaf of an outer sheet. The two unsigned leaves which follow, and which certainly form one sheet, contain Epistle dedicatory to Prince Henry, signed, verses on the prince, and a very fine engraved portrait of him at pike exercise, signed William Hole. The quire A (wanting) contains address to the reader and ‘To my Friends, the Cambro-Britans’, also ‘From the Author of the Illustrations’ (_i.e._ J. Seldon). Then follow an alphabetical Table, and the eighteen songs, each with engraved map and Seldon’s notes. This is the first edition but there was an earlier undated issue without printed titlepage or sigs. A and ❧, and with the portrait of the prince in an earlier state, _i.e._ without the ‘Henricus Princeps’ on the plate. The volume was re-issued with a second part in 1622. BM 499. DRUMMOND, WILLIAM. Poems: By William Drummond, of Hawthorne-denne. The second Impression. _Edinburgh, Printed by Andro Hart._ 1616. 4^o. (8 × 6), P. 2. 2. Title within woodcut border. Collation: A-Q⁴, unpaged. Wanting Q 4 (? blank). Commendatory verses signed ‘Parthenius’ (A 2), ‘S^r W. Alexander’ (K1^v), ‘D. Murray’ (M 3). No earlier edition is known, but there is another issue of this one with a different titlepage (same imprint) on which only the author’s initials appear. BM 500. The most elegant, and elabourate Poems Of that Great Court-wit, M^r William Drummond. Whose Labours, both in Verse and Prose, being heretofore so precious to Prince Henry, and to K. Charles, Shall live and flourish in all Ages whiles there are men to read them, or Art & Judgment to approve them. Horat. Carm. Lib. 1. --Multaq; pars mei Vitabit Libitinam-- _London, Printed for William Rands Bookseller, at his House over against the Beare Taverne in Fleetstreet,_ 1659. 8^o. (6⅜ × 4⅛). X. 3.