Micrographia

No book-club category applies. The dominant reprint tell is Henry Baker's Micrographia Restaurata: or, the Copper-Plates of Dr. Hooke's Wonderful Discoveries by the Microscope (London: printed for and sold by John Bowles, 1745), which reprints the original 1665 copperplates — with some plates omitted, some copied, captions added and plate numbers renumbered to fit the abridgement — in 33 engraved plates (4 folding). Its impressions are genuine strikes from Hooke's plates and are constantly mistaken for 1665 plates; the plate numbering, added captions and 1745 letterpress give it away. Also expect modern facsimiles and Dover-style reprints, and loose plates broken out of any of the three plate-printings (1665, 1667, 1745).