The Costume of China, illustrated by Sixty Engravings: with Explanations in English and French (swelled rule) By George Henry Mason, Esquire, Major of his Majesty's (late) 102d Regiment (thin and thick rule) London: (Thin and thick rule) Printed for William Millar, Old Bond Street; By William Blumer and Co. Cleveland-Row St. James's

A, title repeated in French, 60 hand-coloured stipple-engraved plates by Dadley after Pu-Qua, some slight discoloration, plates watermarked 1796-1802, contemporary diced russia, joints rubbed, [cf. Abbey, Travel 533; Colas 2009; Lipperheide 1520], folio, W. Miller, 1800

COLLATION.---Title as above (v. blank) + Title in French (v. blank) + Preface in English 2 ll. + Preface in French 2 ll. + Table of Contents in English 1 p. (v. ditto in French) + 60 coloured plates each with 1 leaf of Text.

Each plate marked, Pu Qua Canon Delin., Dadley London sculpt. Published May 4, 1799 by W. Millar Old Bond Street London.

	Mandarin		Watchman
	Woman making Stockings		Money Changer
	Barber		Bookseller
	Frog Catcher		Pork Butcher
	Bonzee		Man with a Raree Show
	Chinese Woman		A Pipe-seller
	Tambouriner		Beggar with Dog
	Arrow-maker		Porter with Fruit-trees
	Pedlar		Shoemaker
	Blacksmith		Lantern-painter
	Woman preparing Tea		Beggar with Serpent
	Traveler		Distiller
	Fisherman		Apothecary
	Labourer		Bricklayer
	Carpenter		Mandarin in Summer Dress
	Stone Hewer		Pillow Seller
	Flute Seller		Balancer
	Man striking gong		Tinker
	Puppet Show		Fishmonger
	Beggar with Monkey		Woman embroidering
	Porter with Firewood		Farrier
	Serpent Catcher		Miller
	Viper Seller		Shoemaker
	Cotton-clearer		Basket Weaver
	Fisherman with Scoop		Cap Make
	Female Peasant		Canister Maker
	Boy with Vegetables		Old Man polishing Crystals
	Boschee		Old Woman twisting Cotton
	Soldier		Lame Beggar
	Lady of Distinction in her Habit of Ceremony