16th-century English (London) blind-stamped binding, with a roll containing eagles, hounds and the initials J.R., i.e. John Reynes (for rolls see Oldham's English blind-stamped bindings, plate 37, no. 553, AN.b1). The volume also boasts four brass bosses at the corners of the central panel, and book-clasps.

16th-century English panel-stamped calf with panels bearing heads in medallions and the initials of an unidentified binder, T.P. (Oldham, 'Blind panels of English binders', HM.7 & HM.8). From Theophylactus' In quatuor Evangelia ennarrationes (1531).

16th-century English panel-stamped calf (for panels see Oldham's Blind panels of English binders, plate 21, HE.26, and plate 41, RO.21). From Haymo of Halberstadt's Commentarii in Apocalypsim beati Johannis (1529).

16th-century English panel-stamped calf (for panels see Oldham's Blind panels of English binders, plate 61, TRIP.9). From Haymo of Halberstadt's In divi Pauli epistolas omneis interpretatio (1529). This is a triple panel depicting, from left to right, the Annunciation, two fighting characters and the Virgin of the Apocalypse.

16th-century English English panel-stamped calf bearing a panel with the Baptism of Christ on the front, and a panel with St George and the Dragon on the rear (Oldham, 'Blind panels of English binders', BIB.17 & ST.9). Also incorporated into the rear panel are the initials I.R., standing for the binder, John Reynes who operated in London. The Library has several other volumes with designs incorporating his initials.

16th-century panel-stamped calf bearing a double-headed eagle, possibly French. From a volume containing two sets of commentaries on Old Testament prophets by Franz Lambert (both 1525).

From the library of William Crashaw.

16th-century English (Cambridge) blind-stamped binding, with initials N.S., i.e. Nicholas Spierinck (for rolls see Oldham's English blind-stamped bindings, plate 37, no. 562, AN.f2, and plate 39, no. 604, DI.a2).

16th-century English (Cambridge) blind-stamped binding, with initials G.G., i.e. Garrett Godfrey (for rolls see Oldham's English blind-stamped bindings, plate 37, fig. 561, AN.f1, and plate 39, fig. 593, DI.a1). From a volume containing John Fisher's Assertionis Lutheranae confutatio (Antwerp, 1523).

16th-century English panel-stamped calf bearing a front panel with the baptism of Christ and a rear panel with the Annunciation (Oldham, Blind panels of English binders, BIB.1 & BIB.16). The front panel also has the initials A.R. in the border, denoting that it belonged to the London binder Andrew Ruwe. From a volume containing two works of canon law published in 1513.

From the library of William Crashaw.

16th-century English panel-stamped calf (for panels see Oldham's Blind panels of English binders, plate 21, HE.26, and plate 41, RO.21).