The travels and adventures of William Bingfield, esq; containing as surprising a fluctuation of circumstances, both by sea and land, as ever befel one man. With an accurate account of the shape, nature, and properties of that most furious, and amazing animal, the Dog-bird. Printed from his own manuscript. 

(PRV) With a contemporary ink signature on the front free endpaper of Volume II which reads, ìThe Lady ?, Bussers Street, London.î The first page of the terminal Table of Contents in Volume I is labelled a2. Presumably, these three leaves were intended for the front of the book, have been misbound, so that a properly bound collation would read a4, B-M12, N3. The same situation exists in Vol II, with the first page of the terminal Table of Contents labelled as A2.||(PHY) Vol I; [A]1, B-M12, N3, a3*, Contents. Engraved folding frontispiece; [A]1r Title, verso blank; B1r-N3r Text, N3v blank; a1r-a3v Contents.Vol II; [A]1, B-L12, M3, A3, Contents. [A]1r Title, verso blank; B1r-M3v Text; A1r-A3r Contents, A3v blank.||(REF) Not in Block; see estc.bl.uk; added to ESTC 29-05-2013.||(PRV) From the Library of John Charles Hardy, with his bookplate, and the contemporary armorial bookplate of Robert Craig.||(BIN) Contemporary mottled calf, spine gilt-ruled.||(RES) Anonymous||(CIP) Published 1753. 

2v. ; 12mo.