The Domesday Book, Sussex Archaeological Society, Antique Historical Reference

A fine antique copy of The Domesday Book, transcribed and published by the Sussex Archaeological Society in 1886. This superb late Victorian reproduction presents the historic Sussex entries of the Domesday survey in both English and Latin, offering an invaluable insight into the medieval landscape of England. A remarkable example of Victorian scholarship, this edition is presented in intact, original order with light age markings, commensurate with over a century of careful handling. A highly desirable addition for collectors of antiquarian books, historians, and enthusiasts of England’s medieval heritage.

Antique transcription of The Domesday Book by the Sussex Archaeological Society
Published in 1886 during the late Victorian period
Features parallel English and Latin texts, showcasing faithful transcription
Dedicated entirely to the Sussex entries of the historic Domesday survey of 1086

A fascinating reproduction of England’s earliest and most significant land record
Presented in intact, original order with light markings, reflecting careful use
Bound in a handsome Victorian binding with robust boards and gilt titling

Highly collectible reference book for medieval historians and researchers
Presenting as a fine display piece for libraries, private studies, or period collections
A superb representation of Victorian dedication to preserving medieval history

This antique 1886 edition of The Domesday Book is a remarkable historical reference work, beautifully showcasing the meticulous scholarship of the Sussex Archaeological Society, and remains a desirable collector’s item for those passionate about England’s past. Delivered ready to enjoy.

Dimensions:
Max Width: 29cm (11.5'')
Max Depth: 2.5cm (1'')
Max Height: 38cm (15'')