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[[A Rich Cabinet]]'', with Variety of Inventions...Whereunto is added a variety of Recreative Fire-works, both for Land, Aire, and Water'' by [[John White]] was printed in London in 1668. | [[A Rich Cabinet]]'', with Variety of Inventions...Whereunto is added a variety of Recreative Fire-works, both for Land, Aire, and Water'' by [[John White]] was printed in London in 1668. | ||
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A popular handbook, with a frontispiece depicting different types of fireworks displays, was reprinted eight times during the seventeenth century. | A popular handbook, with a frontispiece depicting different types of fireworks displays, was reprinted eight times during the seventeenth century. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:35, 17 October 2010
A Rich Cabinet, with Variety of Inventions...Whereunto is added a variety of Recreative Fire-works, both for Land, Aire, and Water by John White was printed in London in 1668.
| A Rich Cabinet | |
| Author | John White |
|---|---|
| Publication Date | 1668 |
| Language | English |
A popular handbook, with a frontispiece depicting different types of fireworks displays, was reprinted eight times during the seventeenth century.
The fourth edition was divided into three sections, the second being a 70 pages long "School of Artificial Fire-works." Included in this "School" were: how to make a wheel of fire-works to run forward and backward upon the ground; several compositions for the ordering of stars of several colors; and how to make a Whale, a Mermaid, or other to play and swim upon the water.
At least nine editions were published before 1700.
Editions
- 1651
- 1668 (with additions)
- 1684