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Encyclopedie 1791 (Paris) Imprimerie en caracteres, contenat dix-neuf planches. | section from the Encyclopedie, with explanation of typefounding and printing | large folio, in the Romain-du-Roi, with nineteen plates
Pantographia 1799 Edmund Fry Pantographia: containing accurate copies of all the known alphabets in the world (etc.). Cooper & Wilson, London | several inscriptional, script, and other typefaces [listed also in books on Greek typography and typeface design
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Estienne 1949 Mark Pattison he Estiennes. Book Club of California, San Francisco | includes tipped in threes leaves: from Egregii Patris Ricardi de Superdivina Trinitate (Henri Estienne 1510); from Eusebii Pamphili Evangelicæ Demonstationis (Robert Estienne 1545), all in the grec-du-roi; and from Dionis Cassii Romanorum Historiarum (Henri II Estienne 1592), Greek and Latin in two columns [listed also in books on Greek typography and typeface design
Oxford 1953 Stanley Morison Notes on the ancient typographical materials principally collected and bequethed to the University of Oxford by Dr John Fell d. 1686. “Printed privately”| Three paperbound booklets: I. Types for Latin and the vernacular; Blackletter, Roman, Italic | II. Greek | III. Flowers | Greek shows accents and ligatures | [listed also in books on Greek typography and typeface design
André Jammes 1961 La réforme de la typographie royale sous Louis XIV Le Grandjean. Librairie Paul Jammes, Paris | large format with unbound [double-] folio sheets and prints of the original Romain-du-Roi plates