[16],164, [8] + [4] ad pp. Translated by John Andree. (8vo) 19.5x12 cm (7¾x4¾"), period calf. First edition in English.
The Harz is a range of low mountains in north central Germany. Armorial bookplate of Leeds.
The rather lengthy but quite revealing title continues: "...being a succinct account of the caverns, lakes, springs, rivers, mountains, rocks, quarries, fossiles, castles, gardens, the famous pagan idol Pustrich or Spit-fire, dwarf-holes, pits, moving islands, whirlpools, mines, several engines belonging to them; ores, the manner of refining them; smelting houses; several sorts of ovens, hammer-mills, vitriol and glasshouses, &c. in the said forest: with several useful and entertaining physical observations."