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The Issued volume's lower board rests directly on the Bookseller's curled fingers while its fore-edge sits inside the Buyer's closing grip. Both figures lean from opposite sides of the Oak counter; their cropped lower bodies remain behind their respective counter edges. The Second volume lies flat against the Oak counter with its full lower board supported. The Oak counter's stout trestle legs meet the floor below the frame, and the Background cupboard is fixed flush against the plaster wall. The closed octavo measures about 22 by 14 cm, spanning an adult palm and part of the forearm. It is 4 October 1798: London tradesman in dark wool coat and linen neckcloth; buyer in brown wool outer coat with long sleeves.; Fibrous paper boards, deckled rag paper, oak furniture, iron hinges, lime plaster and matte wool cloth.; Hand-bound octavo volumes, carpentered shop counter and shallow hinged cupboard.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "Quiet commercial immediacy at the moment of public issue.. 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