A directory for the publike worship of God, throughout the three kingdoms of Scotland, England, and Ireland. : With an act of the Generall Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland, for establishing and observing this present directory. Together with an act of the Parliament of the Kingdom of Scotland approving and establishing the same: an act of the Committee of Estates concerning the printing thereof: and an act of the Commission of the Generall Assembly for the printing, and for the present practice of it throughout the said Kingdom of Scotland
A 1645 Edinburgh printing by Evan Tyler of the Church of Scotland's General Assembly and Parliament, setting out the directory for public worship across Scotland, England, and Ireland. The four pictures are small woodcut initial letters, two framed by winged, crowned female figures with scrolling tails, one by a pair of birds flanking a thistle over a shield, and one by a letter T set among stylised leafy scrolls; a designer could draw on their symmetrical framing and compact, ornamental lettering.
