Hereafter ensue the trewe encountre or batayle lately don betwene Engla[n]de and Scotlande. In whiche batayle the Scottsshe kynge was slayne 1809. / Batayle Called Branston Moore [title on spine]

Facsimile. Reprint of [London]: Emprynted by me, Richarde Faques dwllyng in Poulys Churche yerde, [1513?]. Ex-libris of Alfred Hutton, FSA, swordsman and author. This ex-libris appears to have been overlaid with another sheet of paper which has been removed, leaving scraps of white paper stuck on the marbled endpaper and the ex-libris. On the ex-libris a dedication "Dorothy M. Browne from... AH(?)". Spine largely split, with 4 cm. missing, free front endpaper missing. The Battle of Flodden Field or Battle of Branxton (Brainston Moor) was fought between the English and Scottish armies, resulting in the death of James IV of Scotland, the last British monarch to die on the battlefield.

Woodcut and

Contemporary half morrocco.