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9392 Printing Press
Cursive Handwriting Workbook For Teens: Learn to Write Cursive For Kids & Teens With Tracing Practice Papers - 3 in 1 Learning Process Letters Words Sentences To Master Your Handwriting Skills - First Beginning Cursive Workbook For Kids & Teens -
Paperback / softback. New. paperback
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : B9798687623841 ISBN : 9798687623840 9798687623
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9392 Printing Press
Halloween Sudoku Puzzle Book For Teens: Sudoku For Beginners - Easy to Hard Brain Games Challenge For Cleaver Kids - Puzzles To Exercise Your Mind - Halloween Activities Book For Adults and Teens - Large Print Sudoku WITH ANSWERS
Paperback / softback. New. paperback
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : B9798748147767 ISBN : 979874814776x 9798748147
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9392 Printing Press
Halloween Sudoku Puzzle Book For Teens: Totally Awesome Ultimate Puzzle Challenge- Easy To Hard Perfectly Logical Brain Games For Cleaver Kids- Puzzles To Exercise Your Mind. Fun And Challenging.
Paperback / softback. New. paperback
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : B9798689867731 ISBN : 9798689867730 9798689867
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9392 Printing Press
Halloween Sudoku Puzzle Book For Teens: Totally Awesome Ultimate Puzzle Challenge- Easy To Hard Perfectly Logical Brain Games For Cleaver Kids- Puzzles To Exercise Your Mind. PROVIDED WITH ANSWERS ON LAST PAGES. Fun And Challenging.
Paperback / softback. New. paperback
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : B9798689860725 ISBN : 9798689860720 9798689860
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9392 Printing Press
Unicorn Cursive Handwriting Workbook for kids: 3 in 1 Cursive Learning Practice Workbook for Beginners. Includes 100 Pages to Master Alphabets Words & Sentences Writing. Quick Easy & Most Effective Way to Learn Faster. Ideal for 2nd to 5th graders.
Paperback / softback. New. paperback
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : B9798682763801 ISBN : 9798682763809 9798682763
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Wiegendrucke. [Cover title:] Books printed in the Fifteenth Century. [Half-title:] Drucke des fünfzehnten Jahrhunderts. Katalog 59 von J. Halle Antiquariat, München, 1926.
Small 4to, 25.3cm. Pp. viii,154,[4],blank,131,[1], 129 full-page facsimiles and photos in second section, indexes. - Listing 319 items mostly with extensive descriptions and annotations. Scarce and valuable catalogue of incunabula.
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[ IMPRIMERIE DE PLASSAN ].
EXAMEN DE LA PROCEDURE CRIMINELLE INSTRUITE A SAINT - LIEU A PONTOISE DEVANT LA COUR ROYALE DE PARIS SUR LES CAUSES ET LES CIRCONSTANCES DE LA MORT DE S. A. R. LE DUC DE BOURBON PRINCE DE CONDE.
Paris Imprimerie de Plassan et cie 1832. . Relie demi-toile dos dos frotte coins fatigues 14x23cm. 400 pp. et 3 plans. Analyse exacte et complete de cette immense construction. Paris, Imprimerie de Plassan et cie, 1832. unknown
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[ Laguna Verde Imprenta ]. Macleish, Archibald
On the Beaches of the Moon
<p>Laguna Beach California: Laguna Verde Imprenta 1978 One of fifty copies printed for Lawrence Clark Powell and Archibald MacLeish 1892 – 1982. This is a reprint of MacLeish's poem "Poem" which originally appeared in A Miscellany of American Poetry 1927 with a foreword by Powell. When Powell expressed his interest in publishing the poem which had not appeared in MacLeish's collected poems MacLeish was "astonished" and told Powell "I have no memory of the poem and…I do not recognize the rhythms as mine. Original Cockerell marbled paper wrappers. . 9 in. x 4 in. . Printed decorations in blue and gold by Rex Brandt. Hand-set and printed by Ward Ritchie on an Albion hand press. Handmade paper. A fine copy. Ward Ritchie notes in the colophon that as a student he wrote to MacLeish for permission to print a poem of his. The result was Interrogate the Stones which Ritchie published in an edition of twenty-seven copies in the spring of 1929 while he was a student at Frank Wiggins Trade School in Los Angeles. Ritchie writes "Now these many years later I am happy to have the privilege of printing another of his poems on an Albion hand press with decorations by my friend Rex Brandt."</p> Laguna Verde Imprenta,]
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 17628
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[ MOREAU (César)]
Journal des Travaux de l'Académie de l'Industrie Agricole manufacturière et commerciale : Deuxième volume (n° 13 à 24) pour l'année 1832 ; Troisième volume (n° 25 à 36) pour l'année 1833.
Paris, Bureaux d'Administration de l'Académie de l'Industrie Française, 1833 et 1834 – Grands in-quarto, 200 pp. et 396 pp. – brochés, couv. grise. Illustrations n. et b. ; manque des numéros 12, 15 et 16 dans le vol. de 1832.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 5119
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[ Textile ]. American Printing Copany
Fabrics we are printing and How we do it. Cover title.
<p>Fall River Mass: American Printing Co. n.d. ca. 1905-1910 First edition OCLC records three copies of what seem to be the same Fall River Massachusetts edition Syracuse Winterthur Museum SMU. A 1920 edition with no place of publication specified was also published. Publisher's blue cloth titled in white. . Oblong quarto. . With color-illustrated title-page fourteen illustrations of fabric swatches ten in color and seventeen black-and-white photo reproductions machine shops a dye house printing rooms etc. Some wear to corners and a bit of smudging to cloth. Printed card with two mounted fabric swatches from B.O. Case & Co. laid in. A near fine copy of a scarce book. This illustrated promotional catalogue includes descriptions of the facilities and production process of the American Printing Company. The company was established in 1835 as American Print Works by Holder Borden as an offshoot of the Fall River Iron Works company which had been established in 1821 by his father Colonel Richard Borden. During its peak in the 1870s the American Print Company was one of the most successful textile companies in the world. In large part due to the success of the company Fall River Massachusetts became the leading textile city in the United States. At the time the present book was published the company employed six thousand workers. The company maintained its success into the 1910s but began to decline in the 1920s and closed its Fall River mills in 1934.</p> American Printing Co., hardcover
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[16th CENTURY PRINTING]
Collections of 16th-century lettering.
<p><strong>Superb set of hundreds of cut-out letterplates mounted on strong paper.</strong></p><p>Paris XVIe : 26 planches certaines légendées <em>Josse Bade 1520 1532 Carolus Stephanus 1558 Michaelis Vascosani 1543 Michel de Vascosan 1534 et 1543 Christophe Van Sichem Simon de Colines 1522 1527 1528 </em>3 planches<em> Thomas Richard 1552 1558 Robert Estienne 1549 A. Wechel 1559 Copiées sur Geoffroy Tory </em>2 planches<em> Robert Estienne 1551 Dessinées par Geoffroy Tory Carolae Guillardae 1540 Jacques Kerver 1567 Pierre Vidoue 1519 Kerver 1567 Attribuées à Jean Cousin Josse Bade 1514-1520 pour Guillaume Budé </em>3 planches</p><p>Paris XVIe suite : 17 planches certaines légendées <em>Henri Estienne 1566 Wechelum 1554 Jehan Petit 1514 Iacobum Gazellum 1548 Jehan Barbier 1515 Gulielmum Cavellat 1562 Wechel 1529 Antonii le Marié 1605 Claude Chevallon 1527 Henri Estienne 1512 1568 Félix Colonia 1512</em></p><p>Bâle Allemagne et divers en deux dossiers : 26 planches certaines légendées <em>And. Cratander 1531 3 planches Ioannem Oporinum 1557 Hervagiana 1541 Jean Schoeffer 1528 Mayence</em> 3 feuillets d'alphabet <em>Cologne Cervicorne 1539 Francfort Christian Egenolff 1545 Ingolstadt Weissenhorn 1550 Anvers Plantin 1571 Ingolstad Apian 1534 Cologne Cervicorne 1539 Francfort Les Feierabend 1568 Cologne Cervicorne 1532 Basileae Io Beb. et Mich. Ising. 1550. Guillaume Rouillé 1581 Guillaume Rouillé 1551.</em></p><p>Venise et Florence : 6 planches certaines légendées Venetiis per Ioannem de Fridino de Cereto Facuinum 1500 1536 Per Piero de Zuanne di Quarengii da Palazago Bergamasco 1797 <em>ie</em> 1497 .</p>
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[20th C Printing House]
Up-To-Date Library 4 Vols Ready Price 3D Each Reproduction
20th C Printing House 1950. 52 cm x 40 cm. Tape behind poster behind creases shows through thin paper else Good small tears on right edge and near top right corner. [20th C Printing House], [1950] unknown
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 69-5147
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[ACADEMIE DELPHINALE]
BULLETIN de l'ACADEMIE DELPHINALE n° 2 - Février 1995
Un bulletin de 22 pages, format 210 x 135 mm, Académie Delphinale (Grenoble) fondée en 1772
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : LFA0165e
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[ACADEMIE DELPHINALE]
BULLETIN de l'ACADEMIE DELPHINALE n° 6 - Septembre-Octobre 1996
Un bulletin de 22 pages, format 210 x 135 mm, Académie Delphinale (Grenoble) fondée en 1772
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : LFA01672
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[Affiche en lithographgie réhaussée à l'aquarelle] Glodek-Miailhe, Mireille
Mireille Glodek-Miailhe : Galerie Saint-Placide [La Cave], Paris du 28 novembre au 11 décembre 1959.
Paris Impr. J. London 1959 aucune reliure (impr. J[acques] London, Paris), 1959. 75 x 50 cm, affiche en couleurs tirée en lithographie avec de nombreux réhauts à l'aquarelle de la main de l'artiste.
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[Affiche] Grapus (ill.)
Qui casse l'imprimerie casse la culture. Comité intersyndical du livre parisien C.G.T.
Saint-Ouen imprimerie Chaix 1981 aucune reliure (Saint-Ouen), (imprimerie Chaix), 1981. 80 x 57 cm, affiche en couleurs tirée en offset.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 4431
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[AFRICAN AMERICAN PRINTING] KENNEDY, Amos Paul
Poster: Race Matters Racism Matters
Detroit: Kennedy & Sons Fine Printers 2013. First Edition. Poster letterpress printed on chipboard with black and red oil-based inks using wood type measuring 32cm x 48cm 12.5" x 19". A Fine copy. One of four posters in a striking series printed to promote an exhibition of Kennedy's work at the Catich Gallery St. Ambrose University Davenport IA "Racism Matters or Post-Racial My Ass" which ran from 15 January-22 February 2013. While the text of each poster is identical each one prints a different racist caricature along the lower third at center in keeping with the theme of the exhibition this one featuring a small boy eating watermelon. OCLC notes just 2 complete sets Harvard Northwestern. 82091. Kennedy & Sons, Fine Printers unknown
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[Ahmet Ibn Sirin].
[Kitab al-Jawami - Italian]. Espositione de gli insomnii secondo la interpretatione de gli Indi Persi et Egyptii. Tradutte e Greco in Latino per Leone Toschano, et al presente date in Luce. Per il Tricasso Mantuano ad Alessandro Bicharia patricio Pavese. Venice, Giovanni Padoano ad instantia de Marchio Sessa, 1551.
8vo. 62, (2) ff. With wodcut printer's device on title page. Contemporary limp vellum with later giltstamped orange spine label and ms. spine title. Very rare Italian edition of the "Kitab al-Jawami", an Arabic work on the interpretation of dreams by an "Achmet, son of Seirim" - almost certainly identical with the 8th century Muslim mystic Abu Bakr Muhammad ibn Sirin. The work survived in a Greek translation ("Biblion oneirokritikon") prepared in the 12th century. "The author Ahmed served as interpreter of dreams to Caliph Al-Mamun around 820 [...] The mediaeval conflation of medicine with astrology originated with the Arabs. Through the Salernitanian school, which had many Arabic works translated, the notion reached Europe in the 11th century, where it remained predominant as late as the 17th and 18th century [...] In 1577 J. Loewenklau published a Latin translation of the Oneirokritiká of Ahmed, whom he calls Apomasar" (cf. Schöll). - Slight waterstaining and old ink ownerships and annotations to title page. BM-STC Italian 338. Edit 16, CNCE 40443 (title misspelt: "insonnii"). OCLC 1002786023. Not in Adams. Cf. GAL I, 66. Schöll, Geschichte der griechischen Literatur III, 487. Graesse, Bibl. mag. et pneum. 97.
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[ALMANACH].
Almanach des foires des sept départemens, savoir : Allier, Creuse, Loire, Saône-et-Loire, Cher, Nièvre, Puy-de-Dôme. Pour l'Année 1810.
Moulins, Place et Bujon, 1810 ; in-32 (12,5 x 9 cm), broché. 48 pp. Tel que paru sans couverture, premier et dernier feuillets un peu tachés.
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[Alphonsus de Spina.
Fortalicium fidei contra iudeos saracenos aliosque christiane fidei inimicos]. [Lyon], Guillaume Balsarin, 22. V. 1487.
Small folio (209 x 291 mm). 248 unnumbered leaves (without the first and last blank, as usual). Gothic type, 2 cols., 51 lines. With a woodcut in the text on fol. a2r and printer's device at the end. A single ink initial on p. a2 supplied by the owner. 18th century full calf with panelled boards and giltstamped spine label. Marbled endpapers. All edges red. Rare edition; a single copy in Great Britain. The "Fortalitatium fidei", the principal work (written ca. 1458) of the baptized Spanish Jew de Spina, is considered the "methodical and ideological foundation of the Inquisition. The book, divided into five chapters, targets chiefly Jews and Muslims" (cf. LMA I, 408f.). Of the five books, "the first [is] directed against those who deny the Divinity of Christ, the second against heretics, the third against the Jews, and the fourth against Islam and the Muslims, while the fifth book treats of the battle to be waged against the Gates of Hell. In this last book the author dwells at length upon the demons and their hatred of men; the powers they have over men and the diminution of these powers, owing to the victory of Christ on the Cross, the final condition of the demons, etc." (Catholic Encyclopaedia). "Ouvrage fort curieux de ce théologien espagnol [...] il était dit-on d'origine juive, c'est pour cela que son 'Fortalicium' pèut ètre classé dans une bibliothèque kabbalistique" (Caillet). Part 3, on the iniquities of the Jews, is a veritable encyclopaedia of mediaeval antisemitic libel, containing numbered lists of Jewish "cruelties" and refutations of the Jews' supposed anti-Christian arguments. The section on Islam lists the numerous Saracen wars, while the fifth book is devoted to the battle to be waged against the Gates of Hell and its resident demons, whose population the author calculates at over 133 million; this is one of the earliest printed discussions of witchcraft and a precursor to the "Malleus maleficarum", the first edition of which appeared in the same year as this present edition. - Occasional contemporary ink marginalia (some touched by the binder's knife); some slight worming, confined to blank margins. Some even browning and a weak waterstain, but a very good, wide-margined copy with an 18th century noble collection stamp (crowned Gothic letter G; not in Lugt) on the first leaf. HC 874*. Goff A-542. GW 1577. Proctor 8575. BMC VIII, 277. Polain 159. Pellechet 564. Coumont (Witchcraft) S84.4. Caillet 10305.
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[American Naval Printing
INSPECTION OF VESSELS EUROPEAN STATION. with: BOATS ON THE EUROPEAN STATION WHEN FITTED FOR THE DIFFERENT SERVICES.
On board the U.S.S. Trenton European Station 1881. Two pamphlets. 12; 16pp. 12mo. Fastened with bronze tack. Slight staining else good. A curious little pair of imprints printed on a U.S. Navy shipboard press sometime not long after the Civil War. The first the INSPECTION. pamphlet describes what an inspector should look for and contains the colophon "From the Press of U.S. Flagship Trenton European Station." The second pamphlet which describes the equipment to be carried on boats contains no colophon but is identical to the first in style and makeup and was found with the first pamphlet so it seems reasonable to assume that it is a product of the same press unknown
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[Amman, Jost/Weigel, Hans.
Habitus praecipuorum populorum, tam virorum quam foeminarum singulari arte depicti. Trachtenbuch darin fast allerley und der furnembsten Nationen die heutigs tags bekandt sein. Nuremberg, Hans Weigel, 1577].
Folio (204 x 325 mm). 161 (instead of 220) hand-numbered woodcut plates in early 18th-century colour, mounted on backing paper and missing parts supplemented by hand. Later half calf with 18th-c. spine label. All edges sprinkled in red. First edition of Jost Amman's encyclopedic book of costumes. A strongly fragmented copy, as usual; in the early 19th century, the plates were mounted on backing paper by the owner, the trained landscape painter Jakob Linckh (1786-1841) from Stuttgart (cf. Thieme/B. 23, 254), who also coloured the volume throughout and supplemented all missing parts of the images and even of the text by hand. Linckh, who had studied in Rome, visited Greece in 1810. There he met Byron, who commissioned him to provide the illustrations for Hobhouse's travel book. - Wants 59 plates altogether; the remainder are trimmed closely at the upper edge, and most have severe defects in the lower half. Although the present collection begins with the plate showing the Emperor, as originally issued, the remaining woodcuts follow no apparent order. 20 plates show costumes of Turkey, Arabia, Persia, Egypt, and Ethiopia; others depict Greeks, Russians, and Englishmen. 28 plates show the costumes of today's Italy; German cities are well represented, as are France and Spain, Bohemia and Hungary. Also includes the famous picture of the Brazilian Tupinamba Indians: a man with a crown and belt of feathers, a knife, and a bow and arrow, beside a long-haired woman carrying a baby in a knotted sling. The illustration is an adaptation of two cuts from the "Recueil de la diversité des habits" (Paris, 1562; Antwerp, 1572) by Francois Descerpz, "one of the first likenesses of the Brazilian Indian" (Borba de Moraes). - Title page shows Jakob Linckh's autograph ownership (dated 1825); somewhat later stamped ownership of Anton Franzin (possibly the like-named Tyrolean law clerk, c. 1840) to flyleaf. VD 16, W 1487 (BSB copy incomplete). Lipperheide 7-8 (both copies incomplete). Andresen I, 234. Becker 140. Borba de Moraes II, 373f. Maggs, Bibl. Americana 1-214 ("This book is excessively rare in a complete state").
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[ANONYME]
Chansons choisies, avec les airs notés. (4 volumes)
cazin 1777 1782 4 in-18 plein veau marbré A Genève [LYON], 1782 (I-II) - 1777 (III-IV), 4 volumes in-18 de 60 x 120 mm environ. Tome I : XVI pages, 220 p., XXXIII planches de musique; Tome II : 236 pages, XXXII planches de musique; Tome III : 240 pages, XXIV planches de musique; Tome IV : 239 pages, 2 pages, XXVI pages. Complet du frontispice de Boily et des 115 planches de partitions gravées. Plein veau marbré d'époque, dos lisses portants titres dorés sur pièces de cuir blond, filet doré sur les coupes, triple encadrement doré sur les plats, toutes tranches dorées, gardes marbrées à la coquille. Bel ensemble malgrés les défauts suivants : quelques accidents sur les coiffes, coins frottés, légères craquelures sur les dos, tache sur 1 feuillet sinon intérieur très frais.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 114705
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[ANONYME].
HISTOIRE DU LIVRE ET D'UNE LIBRAIRIE MODERNE.
1927 Paris, Quillet, sans date [1927]. Grand in-quarto broché, couverture ornée de fermoirs gaufrés au palladium. Petite trace de choc au premier plat avec manque de palladium.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 005198
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[Arkéo Junior]
ARKEO JUNIOR
N° 140 (Avril 2007) : 40 pages, format 215 x 285 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, bon état
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : LFA-126739907
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[Ars moriendi - Capranica, Dominicus].
Speculum artis bene moriendi de temptationibus penis infernalibus interrogationibus agonisantium. et varijs orationibus pro illoque salute faciendis. [Cologne, Heinrich Quentell, ca. 1493].
4to. (32) pp. With woodcut illustration to title-page. 18th century half calf over cardboard. Marbled endpapers. The first of the two undated editions of the "Mirror of the Art of Dying Well" by the Italian theologian, canonist, statesman, and cardinal Domenico Capranica (1400-58), published by Quentell in the 1490s. Pellechet cites one edition dated around 1496, and another dated around 1498. Although slightly differing in text, both editions bear an "Accipies" woodcut, showing a teacher inspired by the Holy Ghost (in the form of a dove on his shoulder) lecturing two disciples, which was used by Quentell between 1490 and 1500. A 17th or 18th century Latin note in ink below the woodcut mentions its recurring appearance in Quentell publications: "N. Haec figura sequenti etiam operi, ab Henrico Quentell Coloniae impresso, praefixa est". - A popular genre of devotional literature of the Middle Ages, "ars moriendi" works were widely distributed both in manuscript and printed form. Capranica created his "Speculum" in 1452; it saw a German translation in 1473. - Binding somewhat rubbed. Paper evenly browned throughout. A few contemporary marginal notes and underlinings. Bookplates of the numismatist and bibliophile Jean-Baptiste Colbert de Beaulieu (1905-95) and of Jean Stefgen to front and back flyleaf. Another ownership, dated 20 July 1874, in pencil to front flyleaf. Several bibliographical notes in pencil to flyleaves. Hain 14912. Goff A-1097. GW 2608. BMC I, 282. Proctor 1415. Pellechet 1338. Polain 971. Voullieme 304. Graesse VI, I, 460. Schreiber-Heitz, Die deutschen "Accipies" und Magister cum discipulis-Holzschnitte als Hilfsmittel zur Inkunabel-Bestimmung, 18.
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[Art / Printing].
Dementia 96. New Paintings by Matt McClendon. White Columns . Thru July 3 - 1996.
Nashville: Hatch Show Print 1996. Very Good. 22-3/4" x 14-1/2". Red-coated paper letterpress printed in white and black. Minor wear to edges few ink smudges to verso. Hatch Show Print unknown
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[Artists' Books] [Fine Printing] Green-McGrath, Darryla
She Who Watches
Eugene: University of Oregon 1990. First edition of 17 copies. Oblong quarto. Title page eleven poems with tipped-in woodblock silk screen or inkjet color illustrations and colophon. Printed burgundy wrappers near fine. <br /> <br /> Beautifuly printed book with images and poems by Darryla Green-McGrath Oregon based artist. This project was seemingly completed to satisfy requirements from the Fine Arts Department as well as the Center for Study of Women in Society both at the University of Oregon.  <br /> <br /> We note another artist's book by Green-McGrath held at the University of Oregon according to OCLC but this one is unlisted.  . University of Oregon unknown
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[ATTINGER (Pierre)]
L'imprimerie Attinger 1831-1931.
Gr. In-8 carré, 41p. Edition limitée à 1000 exemplaires sur vergé. Illustré de divers documents contrecollés hors texte. Typographie soignée en 2 couleurs. En parfaite condition.
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[Aubert (P.), en partie]
Le docteur Dominique-Auguste Valette 1821-1876.
Lyon, Pitrat Ainé, 1877 ; grand in-8, broché ; 35 pp., portrait photographique en médaillon en frontispice, couverture crème.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 21541
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[AVIGNON]. PRÉVOT Ph.-
Publicité pour Ph. Prévot, 18 rue Saunerie, Avignon.-
Lithographie. Typographie. Travaux de Luxe...Sans date (fin XIX° - début XX°). Une feuille (160 x 245mm), papier souple, portant une belle lithographie de publicité commerciale tirée en camaïeu de bleu représentant des figures allégoriques avec en arrière plan divers monuments d'Avignon dont le célèbre pont. Placard un peu poussiéreux mais séduisant.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : ORD-653
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[Baskerville (impression de)] :
The book of Common Prayer, and administration of the sacraments, and other rites and ceremonies of the church, recording to the use of the Church of England : together with the Psalter or Psalms of David.
Cambridge J. Baskerville, 1762 ; grand in-12, maroquin rouge, dentelle d’encadrement des plats, dos très décoré et doré, roulette sur les coupes et d’intérieur, tranches dorées (reliure de l’époque), 202 ff. non chiffrés (coll. a, b, c, A-Z, Aa-Hh 6 ; A3, B-I 6, K 1).
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[Bernard, George].
Iconographie regum Francorum. Daß ist ein eigentliche Abconterfeyung, aller Könige in Franckreich, deren in die 62 von Pharamundo, biß auff Henricum den 3 dises namens, regiert haben. Cologne, Johann Bussemacher (Buchßmacher), 1587.
4to. (2) ff., (1), LXII, (1) pp., (2) ff. With etched armorial title and 62 large etched portraits in the text by Virgil Solis and Jost Amman. Contemporary vellum boards using a late 15th century vellum manuscript in red, blue and brown ink. Expanded fourth edition with the etchings by Solis and Amman. The French original edition of the main text had first appeared in Lyon in 1570, published by Clement Baudin under the title "Chronique sommairement traitée des faits héroiques de tous les rois de France". The title page shows the French arms, held by two genii; the etchings in the text show medaillon portraits surrounded by elaborate scrollwork borders, with little historical scenes inserted below. "Ammans's borders appear darker throughout than those of Solis and are marked out by being containing an abundant wealth of minute details. The scrollwork is less plastic than that of Solis, and humans are more frequently depicted" (cf. O'Dell-Franke). - The title illustration and the third portrait (showing Merovech) are weak impressions, the others crisp and well-defined throughout. Provenance: handwritten bibliographical notes and ownership (dated 1823) by Johann Andreas Boerner (1785-1862), the noted Nuremberg print dealer and auctioneer, on the flyleaf. Later in the Max and Maurice Rosenheim Collection (round paper label on inside front cover), dispersed at Sotheby's in 1923. Very rare; a single copy in VD 16 (BSB Munich). VD 16, B 1901. Becker 81b. Cf. Ebert 518. O'Dell-Franke 149.
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[Bertholdus].
Horologiu[m] devotio[n]is. (Cologne, Johann Landen), [ca. 1503].
12mo. (58) ff. Gothic type. With lombards and rubrication throughout. With 36 woodcuts, of which 30 in original hand colour, 3 recurring woodcuts full-page sized (twice in colour). Modern full calf with giltstamped and blindstamped spine. Rare Latin edition of the illustrated devotional prepared by the Dominican friar Bertholdus around 1350. Intended for day-to-day worship, this popular prayer book is divided into 24 parts, each prayer corresponding to an hour of the day, and each concerned with an event in the Life of Christ, commencing with the Annunciation and concluding with the Last Judgement. - The work was first published in German under the title "Zeitglöcklein des Lebens und Leidens Christi"; the first Latin edition appeared in 1488. The present edition is not dated, but VD 16 considers it to be published ca. 1503, Grebe dates it ca. 1507. - 16th century notes in Latin to title-page and last page. - Top margin of fol. e8 reinforced. Last page narrowly cut with slight loss to the handwritten notes. An attractively coloured copy. HC 8930. Goff B-509. GW IV, Sp. 57a. Schramm VIII, 27. Proctor 1482. BMC I, 303. VD 16, B 2190. Grebe (Landen) 29. ISTC ib00509000.
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[Bible]; [Isaiah Thomas]; [Early American Printing]
The Holy Bible Containing the Old and New Testaments: Together with the Apocrypha: Translated out of the Original Tongues .
Worcester Massachusetts: Isaiah Thomas 1791. First Thomas edition. Hardcover. Good or better. 4to. 2 3-1310 pp. Contemporary paneled sheep with the spine in six compartments. Illustrated with two engraved frontispieces. Completing the title page: And with the former translations diligently compared and revised by the special command of King James I of England. With marginal notes and references. To which are added an index and an alphabetical table of the names in the Old and New Testaments with their significations. American Antiquarian Society "Isaiah Thomas’s Printing Press: "Old Number One". Darlow and Moule 1353. Isaiah Thomas' printing press first operated out of Boston: producing a newspaper and materials that encouraged American colonists to rebel against the British imperial government. Thomas moved his press to Worcester at the behest of his friends who suspected that it would be impounded by the British authorities. Thomas' Bible was produced in several quarto octavo and duodecimo editions. Darlow and Moule note that Thomas enlisted the help of clergymen and others to compare nearly thirty different editions of the scripture. The Thomas Bible is one of the more attractive productions of early American printing. The clasps largely perished quite a bit of rubbing to the leather's edges. Lacks leaves K3 and K4 the final verses of Maccabees also lacks the endpapers. An armorial bookplate that states "Williams" on the front pastedown an inscription reading Thomas Williams Jr. 1792 on the verso of the Apocrypha title page. Isaiah Thomas hardcover
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 000015094
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[Biblia Bohemica].
Biblj Czeská. (Prague, Jirí Melantrich), 1557.
Folio (240 x 369 mm). (6), 474 (but: 475), (3), 475-604, (15) ff. With woodcut title-page printed in red and black, 18 woodcut borders, 4 of which full-page size, and 136 woodcuts in the text, including a full-page depiction of the symbols of the Four Evangelists, a world map, and a full-length portrait of Joshua. Woodcut printer's device on title and at the end of the text. Contemporary calf over wooden boards with bevelled edges; two clasps. Second edition of the famous Melantrich Bible, published five times between 1549 and 1577. The present edition features for the first time the Bohemian version of a comparison of the Evangelists (translated from German by Jan Stránenský), surrounded by woodcut borders. It also contains the third Maccabees and the voyages of St. Paul, both translated by Sixt d'Ottersdorf, and originally published in the first edition. Richly illustrated throughout with. The small world map shows the three continents, Europe, Asia and Africa. - With contemporary ownership and a Czech note in a different hand to flyleaf. Second printer's device has added handwritten motto "Super omnes gentes" and additional ownership. Folios 203 and 343 are used twice; later, the foliation omits 404. The woodcut depicting the Fall of Man censored with sanguine pencil. Severe paper flaws to the margins near beginning and end of the volume with substantial text loss, partly remargined with paper 18th century paper. The title-page, the table of contents, and 3 full-page woodcut borders are retouched in ink by a contemporary hand. Several pages show small inkstains; a larger stain on ff. 442-450. Margins fingerstained and partly waterstained. Some underlinings, notes and cancellations in pencil and pen by contemporary and modern hands. From the library of the Viennese collector Werner Habel, with his signed and stamped ownership, dated 1982, to the pastedown. His note of acquisition from 1981 is loosely enclosed. Graesse I, 371. Darlow/Moule 2182 (note, no. 3).
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[Biblia hebraica - VT - Decalogus.] Münster, Sebastian / Abraham Ibn Ezra Ben Meir.
'Aseret had-devarim 'im pêrûs. Decalogus praeceptorum divinorum [...] unde iuventus non tam in Hebraismo qum pietate proficere poterit. Basel, Johann Froben, 1527.
8vo. (64) pp. With woodcut printer's device on verso of final leaf. Bound with numerous blank leaves. Contemporary vellum. First edition. "Decalogue with the commentary of Aben Esra [...]. Leaves d7-d8 contain the Aramaic text of the Ten Commandments [...]. Re-issued in 1559 by Sebastian Lepusculus" (cf. Burmeister, pp. 11; 111). The "synoptic word-for-word translations" of Biblical texts which Münster published during his Heidelberg years is a characteristic of his scheme of a "Propagatio linguae sanctae", to spread the knowledge of Hebrew at German universities (cf. Burmeister, p. 11). - Occasional insignificant waterstaining. Old ms. ownership of the Vienna Jesuits to title page; stamps of Vienna University Library and of Kubasta & Voigt, Vienna (c. 1900). VD 16, B 3018. Burmeister 145. Hanztsch 244.I.1. Prijs 29. Panzer VI, 260, 662. Fürst I, 252. Steinschneider (Bodl.) 681.8. Vinograd, Basle 28. Graesse I, 4. Yudlov, Ginzei Yisrael 1859. OCLC 311420175. Not in BM-STC.
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[Biblia hebraica - VT - Proverbia Salomonis]. Münster, Sebastian.
[Mishle Shelomoh ben-David]. Proverbia Salomonis, iam recens iuxta Hebraica[m] veritate[m] translata & annotatio[n]ibus illustrata. [Basel, Johann Froben, 1524].
8vo. (132) ff. With 2 different woodcut devices. - (Bound with) II: [Melekhet ha-dikduk]. Institutiones grammaticae in Hebraeam linguam [...]. (144) ff. With several musical notes and two woodcut devices. Modern vellum, in custom-made cloth case. I: Second edition of Münster's "Proverbs", previously published in 1520, together with his first own work ever, an introduction to Hebrew grammar. Numerous contemporary Hebrew and Latin marginalia. - II: Only edition of Münster's second publication, a foundation stone of modern Hebrew studies. Includes (fol. r1 ff.) the co-called Jonas polyglot in Hebrew, Chaldaic, Greek, and Latin, with other matter. Contemp. ownership obliterated from t. p.; lower corner defective (remargined professionally; losses supplied in pencil). Numerous contemp. marginalia, mostly in Latin. Both works are very rare; the former has not been seen at auctions since 1950. I: VD 16, B 3564. Burmeister 137. Hantzsch 234.2-4. Adams B 1536. Steinschneider (Bodl.) 11.51. Panzer VI, 244, 540. Vinograd Mem 1256. OCLC 71515193. Not in BM-STC. - II: VD 16, M 6685. Burmeister 2. Hantzsch 220.2. Adams M 1931. BM-STC German 633. Steinschneider (Hdb.) 1374. Panzer VI, 245, 541. Wolfheim I, 865. Graesse IV, 623. OCLC 22612604.
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[Biblia latina].
Biblia latina. Nuremberg, Anton Koberger, 14 June 1478.
Large folio (280 x 360 mm). Including Menardus monachus. (1), CCCCLXI, (6) ff., with two coloured historiated initials. 16th century blindstamped pigskin binding over wooden boards, wants clasps. Koberger's third Latin Bible, printed with the same types as the second: in the splendid Gothic typeface which Koberger used exclusively for his Bibles; at the same time, the earliest type he is known to have used (cf. Klemm, Bibliogr. Mus., 722). The initial on fol. i shows the evangelist Mark with the lion; the tendril decoration reaches from the upper edge (slightly trimmed) to the lower one, ending in a coat of arms bearing the monogram "S-A-B". The second historiated initial on fol. iiii shows the Fall from Grace (Adam and Eve in paradise, with the apple tree and the serpent in the centre); here, the tendrils reach as far as the lower third of the page and also end in a coat of arms. Very exactingly rubricated throughout; signed at the end: "91 Jo fec". Several handwritten ownerships to fol. A1r, some contemporary, others as late as 1876: the name and printed bookplate of "C. R. Earley, Ridgway, Pa." (1823-98). Several manuscript marginalia. Some slight browning to the gutter of the first few leaves, staining to upper edge of fol. i. Insignificant waterstaining to upper edge of several leaves; occasional foxing or tiny smudged inkstains. Handwritten marginalia trimmed in places, but altogether a crisp, wide-margined copy. Some staining to the hefty binding; edges as well as a crack to the upper cover have been unobtrusively repaired. Hain 3068. Goff B-556. GW 4232. BMC II, 415. Polain 648. Pellechet 2296. Oates 988. Hase 27.
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[BIBLIOGRAPHIE] - [QUILLET] - [JEANJEAN].-
Histoire du livre et d'une librairie moderne.
1927 Paris, Quillet, 1927, in 4° broché, 48 pages non foliotées, 10 planches dont 3 dépliantes et 7 en couleurs, texte encadré dun décor en couleurs. Frontispice en couleurs et décor de Marcel JEANJEAN. Jolie brochure relatant les faits de la maison Quillet.
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[BIBLIOPHILIE et IMPRIMERIE]
Florilège de l'Imprimerie
1929 Paris Bulletin officiel des Maîtres imprimeurs 1929 In-folio, demi-chagrin brun à coins, dos à nerfs avec titre doré, couvertures conservées (M. Barast). Dos et coins frottés.
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : 4543
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[BIBLIOPHILIE] - LACROIX (Paul, Bibliophile JACOB), FOURNIER (Edouard) et SERE (Ferdinand).-
Histoire de l'IMPRIMERIE et des arts et professions qui se rattachent à la TYPOGRAPHIE (Calligraphie, enluminure, parcheminerie, librairie, gravure sur bois et sur métal, fonderie, papeterie et reliure), comprenant l'histoire des anciennes corporations et confréries d'écrivains, d'enlumineurs, de parcheminiers,..., depuis leur fondation jusqu'à leur suppression en 1789.
1860 Paris, Dalahays, sans date (vers 1860), in 4° relié demi-chagrin noir, dos à nerfs, fer doré su Lycée Impérial de Vesoul frappé au centre du plst supérieur, 160 pages ; papier bruni avec fortes rousseurs ; frottis d'usage
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[BIBLIOTHEQUE BLEUE].
La Bibliothèque Bleue, entièrement refondue, et considérablement augmentée.
Paris, Costard ou Fournier, 1776 à 1783. Deux volumes in-8 avec 5 jolies figures de Desrais. Contient dans le premier volume: Histoire de Pierre de Provence et de la belle Maguelonne (Paris, Costard, 1776); Histoire de Robert le Diable (Paris, Fournier, 1783); Histoire de Richard sans Peur, duc de Normandie; Histoire de Jean de Calais sur de nouveaux mémoires (Paris, Costard, 1776); Deuxième volume: Histoire de Fortunatus (Paris, 1776); Histoire des enfants de Fortunatus (Paris, 1775); Les quatres fils d' Aymon (Fournier, 1783, privilège en fin). Tous les contes ont une page de titre. Ex-libris de La Germonière. Veau mouchetté d'époque, dos à nerfs orné, pièces de titre et de tomaison de couleurs, tranches rouges. Bon état des reliures malgré quelques épidermures
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[Bibliothèque de Travail] A. CARLIER
BIBLIOTHEQUE de TRAVAIL n° 16
Une revue de 24 pages, format 150 x 230 mm, illustrée, brochée, publiée en 1948, bon état
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : LFA-126724439
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[Bibliothèque de Travail] Alfred CARLIER
BIBLIOTHEQUE de TRAVAIL n° 23
Une revue de 24 pages, format 150 x 230 mm, illustrée, brochée, publiée en 1938, bon état
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : LFA-126724420
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[Bibliothèque de Travail] JANINET, LEROY, FERGANI, FOURCADE, BIRIS, CREPILLON, THIBAUDEAU, FOTANIER
BIBLIOTHEQUE de TRAVAIL n° 54
Une revue de 24 pages, format 150 x 230 mm, illustrée, brochée, publiée en 1947, bon état
Referentie van de boekhandelaar : LFA-126724466
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[Bidpai - Panchatantra].
[Kalilah wa-Dimnah - Italian]. Del governo de' regni. Sotto morali esempi di animali ragionanti tra loro. Ferrara, Domenico Mammarelli, 1583.
8vo (105 x 159 mm). (3), 69 (but: 68), (1) ff. With two different woodcut devices to title-page and colophon; several pretty woodcut initials. Contemporary Italian carta rustica binding. Rare first Italian edition of these Fables of Bidpai. Reprinted in 1610 and again in 1872. First translated from the Pehlevi version into Arabic under the title "Kalilah wa-dimnah" by Ibn al-Muqaffa and subsequently into Greek by Simeon Seth, whose version is known under the title of "Stephanites kai Ichnelates". From this version the present Italian one is derived. - The ancient Sanskrit Panchatantra fables, a classic of the genre, are thought to have been assembled ca. 200 BC out of stories from an even older oral tradition. The stories became known in Europe through Hebrew translations of Arabic versions under the name Bidpai. Featuring animals as a mirror for human behaviour, the fables were intended to educate people, especially young rulers. - Binding a little stained. Interior shows occasional browning and very minor staining; old ink annotations to pastedown and flyleaf. An appealing copy. Chauvin II, p. 24, no. 38A. BM-STC Italian 309. Edit 16, CNCE 35122. OCLC 22606298. Not in Adams.
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[BOOKSELLING AND PRINTING]
Règlement pour la Librairie et Imprimerie de Paris; Arrêté au Conseil d'Etat du Roy Sa Majesté y étant le 28 février 1723
Chaalons’ i.e. Châlons-sur-Marne ‘pour la Communauté des Libraires’ 1735 1735. New edition apparently unrecorded. Not found on OCLC or the Union Catalogue of France CCFr. A fine copy. 12mo contemporary polished continental calf marbled paper endpapers blind-ruled borders red morocco spine label gilt decorations and lettering a.e. stained red. Woodcut tailpieces. By the late 17th century the French government attempted to regulate all aspects of printing and the distribution of books in and around Paris. In 1686 those regulations were codified in the Édit du Roy pour le Règlement des Imprimeurs et Libraires de Paris and the Édit du Roy pour le Règlement des Relieurs et doreurs de Livres. Further revisions were made 30 years later and after some disagreements two editions of the code were published in 1723 and 1731 in the form of a decree. The code was extended to all of France in 1744 and remained in effect until 1777. This edition is a provincially printed version of the 1723 edition printed in Châlons-sur-Marne in 1735. The code is divided into 123 articles and is remarkably comprehensive in its regulation of all aspects of the trade including the import of books old and new bound and unbound and of imported printing types; books sold by subscription; requirements for the apprenticeships to booksellers and printers; the widows of booksellers and of printers; proofreaders; type founders; traveling booksellers; fairground booksellers and printers; prohibited books; auctions and inventories of libraries and bookstores et al. From the library of 19th century Châlons librarian and local historian Amédée Lhote with his bookplate on the front paste-down and ink ownership stamp in the margin of the final page of text; a bookseller’s catalogue entry for the Histoire de l’imprimerie a Châlons 1895 on the rear paste-down. Marginal notations in ink on two leaves. Chaalons’ [i.e. Châlons-sur-Marne], ‘pour la Communauté des Libraires’, 1735 unknown
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[Bracesco, Giovanni]. Jabir ibn Hayyan / Lullus, Raimundus.
De alchemia dialogi duo. Quorum prior, genuinam librorum Gebri sententiam, de industria ab authore celatam, & figurato sermone inuolutam retegit, & certis argumentis probat. Lyon, Godefroy & Marcel Beringen, 1548.
8vo (12 x 17 cm). 147, (1) pp. With woodcut printer's device, 3 stipple-engraved initials, and a woodcut on the last page. Contemporary limp vellum. First Latin edition of this alchemical work, first published in Venice in 1544 as "La Espositione di Geber philosopho". Written in the form of a dialogue, the first part contains a conversation between a certain Demogorgon and Geber (whom Demogorgon addresses as "most learned nephew of Mahomet") about the latter's works. In the second part Demogorgon interviews Raymond Lull about his "Lignum vitae" and the discovery of a remedy to prolong human life. Kopp suspects that the anonymous author Bracesco was a 16th century physician and alchemist from Orzinuovi near Brescia. - Binding a little rubbed, lacking ties. Interior somewhat browned and stained throughout, the first leaves more so. Curiously, the first 26 pages in particular (but also a few later pages) have been mutilated by an early owner, who obscured and excised particular words from the text (apparently mainly concerning the word "vitriolum"); these lacunae have been rebacked with paper and the missing text supplied by the hand of a later owner. Some worming to lower gutter of the first 16 leaves, with slight loss. With contemporary ink marginalia in Latin throughout. Adams J 8. BM-STC French 238. Rosenthal 337. Brüning 247 (all s. v. Geber). Ferguson I, 123. CG XL, 1024. Baudrier III, 46. Palau 143878. Alchemy and the Occult 18.4. Bolton, Select Bibl. of Chemistry, p. 972. OCLC 18153918. For Jabir see GAL I 241; GAL S I 426ff.
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[Brant, Sebastian.
Stultifera navis. Tr: Jacobus Locher Philomusus. Add: Thomas Beccadelli; Jacobus Locher Philomosus: Carmina varia]. Basel, Johann Bergmann, de Olpe, 1. III. 1498.
4to. 146 (instead of 164) ff., wanting fols. 1, 9, 15, 51, 56-58, 81-82, 96-97, the four unnumbered leaves after 144, 157-159, and the final blank. With 108 (instead of 117) woodcuts in the text and printer's device at the end. Early 19th century half calf over papered boards with giltstamped spine label. Edges sprinkled. Early, if incomplete Latin edition of the famous "Narrenschiff", originally published in German verse in 1494 - also by Bergmann - and translated by the author's student Jacob Locher. One of literature's most famous satires and a milestone in the history of book illustration: many of the woodcuts depicting human foibles (here printed from the original blocks) are now attributed to the young Albrecht Dürer. Before Goethe's "Werther" arrived on the scene, this work was the most successful book ever published in Germany, immensely popular and read until it fell to pieces, and complete copies of the incunabular Basel editions are nearly unobtainable. - In his "Ship of Fools", Brant describes the voyage of a ship bearing one hundred fools, to the fools' paradise of Narragonia, thereby satirizing the follies of his time including representatives of every human and social type. "[T]he first original work by a German which passed into world literature [... it] helped to blaze the trail that leads from medieval allegory to modern satire, drama and novel of character" (PMM). Erwin Panofsky called the book "a remarkably complete mirror of human life", based upon the "universality of Brant's self-righteous surliness [...] and the picturesqueness of his metaphors" (Panofsky, p. 30). Incidentally, the book also contains the earliest literary reference to the discovery of America: "Hesperie occidue rex Ferdinandus: in alto Aequore nunc gentes repperit innumeras" ("Ferdinand, King of the West, recently discovered innumerable peoples across the high seas", fol. 76v). Tellingly, the humanist-printer Bergmann had published the famous "Columbus letter" in 1493. - Some browning and brownstaining; occasional underlinings by a near-contemporary hand (more frequent in the beginning and within the chapter on women). Folio b2 is loosened. Rebound in the 18th century (edges trimmed fairly closely). Small hole in the spine, otherwise well-preserved copy from the collection of the Swedish statesman and diplomat Lars von Engeström (1751-1826) with his engraved armorial bookplate (motto "speravit infestis", "hopeful in adversity") to pastedown. Hain 3751*. Goff B-1091; GW 5062. Bod-inc B-513. Sheppard 2560. Proctor 7778. BSB-Ink B-821. Hieronymus, Buchillus. 195. Cf. PMM 37. Harrise, BAV, Additions, no. 21.
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