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1932ref. 194522Leipzig, Vlg. d. Dt. Buchgewerbevereins, 1932. 4°. M zahlr. Abb. u. Inseraten d. Zeit. 3 Bl., S. 375-427 (1), 5 Bl. Brosch. Umschlag leicht bestoßen, angestaubt u. lichtrandig. Rücken berieben.
1927ref. 194502Leipzig, Vlg. d. Dt. Buchgewerbevereins, 1927. 4°. M zahlr. Abb. u. Inseraten d. Zeit. 4 Bl., S. 469-568, 6 Bl., 12 Bl. In 1 Brosch. Umschlag angestaubt, lichtrandig. Rücken berieben u. Kapitale bestoßen. Untere Ecke m. kl. Knickspur. Innen sauber.
1927ref. 194491Leipzig, Vlg. d. Dt. Buchgewerbevereins, 1927. 4°. M zahlr. Abb. u. Inseraten d. Zeit. 8 Bl., 101 S., 21 Bl. Brosch. Umschlag angeschmutzt, teils lose u. eingerissen. Innen sauber.
1939ref. 194548Leipzig, Vlg. d. Dt. Buchgewerbevereins, 1939. 4°. M. zahlr. Mustern, Taf. u. Abb. In 2 Hlwd. m. Rtit. Einbd. beschabt u. betoßen. Ecken etwas stärker bestoßen. Exlibris a. Innendeckel. Wenige Seiten fingerfl. Teils Löcher d. ehemaligen Klammerbind. sichtbar. S. 110/111 m. kl. Textverlust beschädigt. Beilage "Bromsilber?" lose. Es fehlen: S. 159/150, 181/182, Muster "Michael Huber", Heft 7 u. Gesamt-Tit. u. -Inhalt; Werbeanzeigen. OU nicht eingeb.
1927ref. 194495Leipzig, Vlg. d. Dt. Buchgewerbevereins, 1927. 4°. M zahlr. Abb. u. Inseraten d. Zeit. 6 Bl., S. 213-298, XL S. 10 Bl. Brosch. Umschlag angestaubt u.a. Rücken berieben. Innen sauber.
1932ref. 194513Leipzig, Vlg. d. Dt. Buchgewerbevereins, 1932. 4°. M zahlr. Abb. u. Inseraten d. Zeit. 4 Bl., S. 155-198, 1 Bl., 16 S., 6 Bl., 18 Beilagen in Sondermappe. Brosch. Umschlag leicht bestoßen, angestaubt, teils lose u. lichtrandig. Rücken berieben, leicht eingerissen. Letztes Blatt lose. Innen sauber. Es fehlt Beilage: Theodor Kramer "Wir lagen in Wolhynien im Morast".
1932ref. 194512Leipzig, Vlg. d. Dt. Buchgewerbevereins, 1932. 4°. M zahlr. Abb. u. Inseraten d. Zeit. 3 Bl., S. 107-154, 6 Bl. Brosch. Umschlag leicht bestoßen, angestaubt, lichtrandig. Rücken berieben, leicht eingerissen. Innen sauber.
1942ref. 194551Leipzig, Vlg. d. Dt. Buchgewerbevereins, 1942. 4°. M. zahlr. Mustern, Taf. u. Abb. In 1 Hlwd. m. Rtit. Einbd. beschabt u. betoßen. Ecken etwas stärker bestoßen. Exlibris a. Innendeckel. Wenige Seiten fingerfl. Teils Löcher d. ehemaligen Klammerbind. sichtbar. S. 229-288 nicht erschienen. Es fehlen: S. 471-484; Werbeanzeigen.
1932ref. 194511Leipzig, Vlg. d. Dt. Buchgewerbevereins, 1932. 4°. M zahlr. Abb. u. Inseraten d. Zeit. 3 Bl., S. 51-106, 10 Bl. Brosch. Umschlag leicht bestoßen, angestaubt, lichtrandig. Rücken berieben, leicht eingerissen. Teils Klammerbind. sichtbar. Innen sauber.
1932ref. 194517Leipzig, Vlg. d. Dt. Buchgewerbevereins, 1932. 4°. M zahlr. Abb. u. Inseraten d. Zeit. 3 Bl., S. 243-282, 4 Folien, 4 Bl. Brosch. Umschlag leicht bestoßen, angestaubt u. lichtrandig. Rücken berieben, leicht eingerissen. Papier leicht nachgedunkelt. Folien teils feuchtspurig.
1924ref. 195572Leipzig, Verlag d. dt. Buchgewerbevereins, 1924. 4°. M. zahlr. Probeseiten u. farb. Druckbeispielen, Umschlagsentwürfe etc. 4 Bl., S. 283-506 der fortlauf. Paginierung des Jg. Dazu Anhang m. Anzeigen u. Entwürfen. OHeft. Umschl. angeschmutzt u. beschäd. Letzte Taf. beschäd.
1930ref. 111489Halle, 1930. M. zahlr. Abb. Erhaben geb. Hldrbd. m. Kopfgoldschn.
ref. 12231aafFribourg, Fragnière, 1917, gr. in-8°, 263 p., illustré de 8 planches, non coupé, brochure originale.
ref. 101609aafFribourg, Fragnière, 191- 18, gr. in-8°, relié.
4to. (23) ff. Printed in red and black. With full-page woodcut on verso of title-page and 15 woodcut genealogical diagrams, some full-page. Modern half vellum over marbled boards. Important collection of commentaries on the canon law of marriage and inheritance among blood relations; a standard work of the Middle Ages that saw more than 59 incunabular editions. Compared to Höltzel's first issue, produced in 1505, the present edition has been expanded by 5 leaves. Of the 15 woodcuts showing various degrees of relation, six are by Hans Baldung Grien, whose first works of woodcut book illustration these are. The new woodcut on leaf e2v ist not by Baldung, but by an imitator. The finely printed woodcut on the verso of the title-page, the work of an unidentified artist, shows St. Jerome kneeling before a crucifix with a fortified city in the background. - Trimmed rather closely with insignificant loss to some of the printed marginal glosses. Light brownstaining to title-page; an old blue crayon annotation to the colophon. VD 16, J 321. BM-STC German 31. Adams A 1056. IA 105.179. Panzer VII, 443, 29. Oldenbourg L 2. Kat. Karlsruhe I Anm. Dodgson, Cat. I, 510, 23. Kat. Baldung-Ausstellung Nürnberg 1961, Nr. 26. Oettinger/Knappe, Nr. 71.
2010ref. DADAX1160304378Kessinger Publishing 2010-02-22. paperback. New. 6.00x0.77x9.00. Buy with confidence. Excellent Customer Service & Return policy. Kessinger Publishing paperback
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2010218 pages. 2010 Design & Advertising Awards Annual plus winners of printing awards. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
First Edition, 8 parts, orig. printed wrappers, uncut. Important appendix to Hain & Copinger.
First Edition, 8 parts, orig. printed wrappers, uncut. Important appendix to Hain & Copinger.
First Edition, 8 parts, orig. printed wrappers (final part in sheets), uncut. Important appendix to Hain & Copinger.
First Edition, 7 parts, orig. printed wrappers, uncut. Important appendix to Hain & Copinger.
Folio (308 x 430 mm). (408) ff. (first and last leaf blank), bound without Baldus de Ubaldis's "Repertorium super Innocentio" and the following leaf containing table of contents. Gothic letter in double columns, large initials at the beginning of each book supplied in red and blue with penwork flourishing, smaller initials supplied alternately in red and blue, headline supplied in red and blue. Three coats of arms finely painted at foot of first page by a contemporary hand. Contemporary pigskin-backed wooden boards (clasps and catches missing), title in handsome gothic lettering along lower edge. First edition of the commentary of Innocent IV on the Decretals of Gregory IX (known as the Liber Extra), one of the most important collections of medieval canon law. A handsome copy in a contemporary binding. Innocent's commentary was completed ca. 1251 and was never superseded. Beautifully printed by Heinrich Eggestein of Strasbourg; "le plus beau livre que cet imprimeur ait produit" (fin-de-siècle catalogue note pasted to first blank). Like a handful of other copies, the present copy contains the Apparatus only and was bound without Baldus de Ubaldis's "Repertorium super Innocentio" (an index to Innocent's work) which, although a separate work, seems to have been intended to form part of the edition. - Several contemporary annotations, manicules and other markings; summary of contents supplied in upper outer corners of recto of each leaf in a contemporary hand. Binding insignificantly rubbed; professional remarginings to first blank leaf. Occasional light browning, some light dampstaining, a few small wormholes at beginning and end of volume, occasionally affecting a letter or two. Generally a very fresh, wide-margined and crisp copy (hailed in the catalogue note as "superbe exemplaire dans toutes ses marges, parfaitement propre et d'une fraîcheur étonnante, sans le moindre défaut"). - Provenance: 1) painted at the foot of the first page by an accomplished contemporary (German?) artist are the arms of Pope Innocent VIII (1484-92), flanked by two coats of arms, one resembling a printer's device, possibly signifying an intended gift by an unidentified German scholar to the Pope in the 1480s or early 1490s. 2) Late 16th century ownership of Konrad Fuchs von Ebenhofen zu Saldenburg, a Tyrolean nobleman who acquired the Bavarian demesne of Saldenburg in 1587 and died on 14 January 1614 (his inscription "Conradt Fuchs" under the arms and "Fuchs zu Saldenburg" on front pastedown). 3) Owned by the Marquis de Villoutreys in the later 19th century (bookplate of the Bibliothèque Du Plessis-Villoutreys on pastedown). The Villoutreys family occupied the castle of Bas-Plessis in Chaudron-en-Mauges (Maine-et-Loire) from 1666. The castle was largely destroyed by fire in 1794 during the French Revolution; the central neoclassical section was erected in 1845, and a wing added in 1875 to house the Marquis’s library. When restoration began in 1982, the castle’s library was transferred to the Université Catholique de l'Ouest, and then to the Bibliothéque des Archives Départementales du Maine-et-Loire. The present incunable left the Villoutreys' library for an unidentified private collection at some time prior to this transfer. 4) British private collection. HC *9191. Goff I-95. GW M12156. BMC I, 69 ("the contents of each leaf are shortly noted at the top"). Sheppard 205. Proctor 267. Bod-inc I-013. BSB I-176.
