Printed label for 'T. Mudie's (late Dillon's) Circulating Library, 39, Cheyne Walk, near Chelsea Church.' Giving terms of subscription and advertising wares.

On 11 x 6.5 cm rectangle of paper, laid down on the pastedown of a 12mo calf front board. Beneath the title: 'This Library is enriched with every work of merit, as soon as published; and comprises such a variety of Travels, Histories, Biography, Novels, Plays, and Literature in general, as cannot fail to graify every Class of Readers. | The Daily Papers taken in.' Following this are the yearly, half-yearly, quarterly and monthly terms for borrowing two and four books. Further text follows, beginning: 'Books read by Non-subscribers charged according to the Size.' and ending 'T. M. has an assortment of the best Writing Papers, Quills, Wax, Wafers, Shop Books, &c. &c. | BOOKS bound in all varieties of binding. | LIBRARIES BOUGHT. | PERFUMERY.' BBTI has Mudie in Cheyne Walk before 1809 and after 1826; his son the more celebrated Charles Edward Mudie was born there in 1818.