Sampson Low published two works bound in one volume entitled The Lottery Ticket
was one of the Arabs who wrote a book on cookery in which he mentions how to prepare dishes with precision and artistry
profusely illustrated in colour and black-&-white
The author wrote six of these guides for household servants in the "Simple Directions" series
With ten tipped in colour plates by Dulac mounted under captioned tissue-guards
The Tunbridge Wells Guide; Or, The Account of the Ancient and Present State of that Place almanak Sampson Low published two worksTo which is added a particular description of the towns and vilages, remins of antiquity, gentlemen's seat, founderies &c &c within the circumference of sixteen miles [with folding map] Tunbridge Wells: Printed and sold by J. Sprange. Sold also in London, by T. Beecroft, 1780. Title page of first edition (1780) but the Description (p79) and one plates are dated 1785, other plates dated earlier. Folding map dated 1774 not usually found, and hardly ever