Incunabula

Its author, Nicolaus de Lyra.

This leaf is from the only 15th century edition of this work. Both Leaves also contain contemporary annotations. Theverso fifty-eight (58) lines of Latin text in double columns with copious rubrications and Versal letters in Red and Blue.

And consists of a full page woodcut depicting Paul's final instructions to "pray continually" from his First Epistle to the Thessalonians Chapter 5. The verso is blank. (Not in Darlow & Moule) This leaf contains staining.

Sharpe was born in London and studied at Brighton, Peterborough and Loughborough. At the age of sixteen he went to work for Smith & Sons in London. Date: 1896. Source: A Handbook of the Birds of Great Britain.

This leaf is from the only 15th century edition of this work. The second leaf also contains contemporary annotations. Theverso fifty-eight (58) lines of Latin text in double columns with copious rubrications and Versal letters in Red and Blue.

Anton Koberger printed it on September 6, 1497 at Nuremberg. This skipped from Leviticus Chapter 23 to Numbers chapter 22. (Hain 3171, Proctor 2115, Goff B-619, Oates 1046/7 GW 4294) This leaf contains minor staining.

Anton Koberger printed it on September 6, 1497 at Nuremberg. This skipped from Leviticus Chapter 23 to Numbers chapter 22. (Hain 3171, Proctor 2115, Goff B-619, Oates 1046/7 GW 4294) This leaf contains minor staining.

Anton Koberger printed it on September 6, 1497 at Nuremberg. This skipped from Leviticus Chapter 23 to Numbers chapter 22. (Hain 3171, Proctor 2115, Goff B-619, Oates 1046/7 GW 4294) This leaf contains minor staining.

Published: by Aldine Press, 1576 in Venice under Paulus Manutius.

This leaf contains the last two chapters of Micah, six and seven as well as the first chapter from the book of Nahum. Both Micah and Nahum were minor prophets in The Hebrew Bible. It was printed at Lyon, by Jacques Mareschal for Simon Vincent in 1519.

It was printed at Lyon, by Jacques Mareschal for Simon Vincent in 1519. in totality and contains fifty-six lines of gothic type, printed double column in Latin. There are 8-line historiated letters located at the beginning of each chapter.

Johann Wilhelm Weinmann, pharmacist and botanist, was born on March 13, 1683 at Gardelegen, Germany, the son of a barber, Matthias Christian Weinmann. The prints are from a large paper copy, with extra wide margins.

, Lions 1512 or 1517., ליונס 1512 או 1517. An ancient and rare book. This book may be very important. All the best in the world. I am an expert in Hebrew books only. See pictures. חיבורים בכרך אחד שלם.

An original German translation leaf from the Nuremberg Chronicle, written by Hartmann Schedel (1440-1514) and published in December 1493. This fabulous original German leaf from the famous Liber Chronicarum or Nuremberg Chronicle, which follows world history as related in the bible, is page CXLII and shows the Italian city of Ravenna, complete with mountains and roaring river, on one side and four popes, namely Symmachus, Hosmilda, Iohannes and Felix, on the reverse. The page has been beautifully hand colored at a later date. Published in 1493, the year Columbus returned after discovering America, the Nuremberg Chronicle had an original print of 1,400-1,500 Latin copies in July, quickly followed by a German translation in December of 700-1000 copies making the German Chronicle more scarce. The publisher and printer was Anton Koberger (c.

M. Manilius Published: Paris, 1679. 13 ll, 448 pages, 33 ll., 88 pages. Illustrated with 42 engravings in the text.

23 lines of text appear below the illustration. A beautifully preserved ORIGINAL leaf with only a few tiny pinholes, all of which are nearly imperceptible. Bibliographic references: S-308 [Goff], M40784 [GKW], 14508 [Hain].

EXPOSITION UPON THE WHOLE EPISTLE OF JUDE. /Tables; Full Folio Leather; w8.9"xh13.2";Very Rare! He did remain, however, sympathetic to the non-conformist puritans and even faced disciplinary action for his support.

Summariu(m) quodda(m) sermonum de sanctis per totu(m) anni circulum (…) et p(ro) defunctis. Published: Paris 1516.

Incunabula Leaf. Characteristic to the incunabula printing period, when printers attempted to imitate the shapes of handwritten letters. This is an exceptionally rare incunabula. – – Bologna, 1477.

PETRUS DE PALUDE Complete and well preserved Incunably by Petrus de Palude in South German master binding. Petrus de Palude (around 1280-1342). RARE INCUNABLE. VERY RARE STRASBOURG INCUNABLE – PRINTER OF THE PALUDANUS – ANNO 1486.

BONIFATIUS VIII. (1235-1303). CORPUS JURIS CANONICI. Das Corpus iuris canonici gliedert sich in das um 1140 entstandene "Decretum Gratiani", die "Decretales Gregorii IX.". und "Extravagantes Communes".

Beautiful uniform original blindstamped leather binding (with slight soiling). Text with slight spotting and staining, but altogether clean. Attractive set. Published: Lyon, Huguetan, 1687.

Isaac Newton: Optice, sive de reflexionibus, refractionibus, inflexionibus et coloribus lucis, libri tres. Latine reddidit S. Clarke. Published: Lausanne, Genf, Bousquet, 1740. Size: 4to. 25 x 20 cm.

MB>This is a 10 leaf lot from a "La Saincte Bible" or French Catholic Bible. The principal leaf is from The Book of Tobit Chapters 7-10. It was printed in 1581 at Lyon by Barthelemi Honorati. There is a 55 x 80 mm.

There is also no certain evidence whether he was a Franciscan or a Dominican. Also, the book itself is noted in both Hain & Goff as being combined with the Quaestiones Evangeliorum by Johannes de Turrecremata even though only a few of the publicly held copies contain both.

This leaf is from the only 15th century edition of this work. The secondary leaf contains contemporary annotations. Theverso fifty-eight (58) lines of Latin text in double columns with copious rubrications and Versal letters in Red and Blue.

Printed at Lyons by Joannis Crispini in 1539. This is a close copy of Jacques and Jean Mareschal's Lyons Bibles of 1525. It is also closely related to Jacob Sacon's Bibles. He died of the plague in 1572.

The pilgrims traveling to Jerusalem sang these songs as they went up to the city for the great Jewish festivals. It was printed at Lyon, by Jacques Mareschal for Simon Vincent in 1519. in totality and contains fifty-six lines of gothic type, printed double column in Latin.

J. Herolt Sermones discipuli de tempore et sanctis cum promptuario exemplorum. Published: Strasbourg, Flach, 1490. Size: Folio 29 x 21 cm.

Blindstamped brown leather over wood boards. Age: (Paris) Badius and Petit, 1513.

He was the eldest son of George and Catherine (Coleman) DeKay. Received his secondary education in Connecticut and from an early age showed a great deal of interest in natural history. The legislature was responding to lobbying from the Lyceum of Natural History and the Albany Institute, among others, that were seeking a statewide survey of natural resources.

Common subject material for this Venetian Printer included Canon Law, The Catholic Church, Marriage and Pope Gregory, IX. Pezzana also held a keen interest in the sciences as in 1686 he printed a rare first edition of a treatise on fire, characterized as "backward" by Thorndike, but which has received no consideration since the modern revival of interest in Jesuit science.

Printed in venezia b y Daniel Bomberg in 1546. Sefer Ha'Shorashim by the Radak. Venice, 1546. Venice 1546. Very antique judaica book. Rare antique item exceptionally. At the end of the book, the curly signature of Rabbi David Bonan, Av Beit Din of the Portuguese community of Tunis.

Full Title: A Plan of the City of Madrid 1771. Short Title: Madrid. Date: 1771, London. Plan references 92 locations including the Conception Geronima, Crown Prison and Buen Retiro Place. Maker: John Andrews (1736-1809).

There are thirteen lines to the page written in Naskhi script in black ink, diacritics and vowel points in black, red dots between verses, catchwords in wide margin, sura headings are in red. Theverso thirteen lines scribed in Naskhi script.

Common subject material for this Venetian Printer included Canon Law, The Catholic Church, Marriage and Pope Gregory, IX. Pezzana also held a keen interest in the sciences as in 1686 he printed a rare first edition of a treatise on fire, characterized as "backward" by Thorndike, but which has received no consideration since the modern revival of interest in Jesuit science.

Anton Koberger printed it on September 6, 1497 at Nuremberg. This skipped from Leviticus Chapter 23 to Numbers chapter 22. (Hain 3171, Proctor 2115, Goff B-619, Oates 1046/7 GW 4294) This leaf contains minor staining.

A great tool for the classroom. This Gradual was designed for use by a choir, in a fine hand, title and leaves in red and black with six staves to a full page. Decorative borders, Decorative Head pieces and large initials scattered throughout.

A leaf lot of two (2) rare prints by. Ridolfino Venuti Number 9143 features a bull head Vitta or woolen band worn or used in religious rituals. The vitta (or uitta) could be worn by priests or sacrificial victims, carried by supplicants or affixed to saced objects or places.

This research is based upon the traditional transmitted material about the Qur'an. Although tafsir is an Arabic word the process was known before the age of Islam. In Arabic and Persian with twenty-three lines of naskhi and nasta’liq scripts in black ink ruled in blue and gold.

De maleficiis. Published: Lyon, Bonyn for Giunta, 1532.

Satyrae, Persius Flaccus Aulus. (Comm: Lucius Annaeus Cornutus,Johannes Britannicus, and Bartholomaeus. Venice: Johannes Tacuinus, de Tridino, 1499. [i], 63, [i] ff. Interior new end pages. Original blanks are present with extensive contemporary notes in brown ink, both blanks have been repaired and remounted. ).

Das Distilierbuch. H. Brunschwig Size: Folio 29.5 x 19.51 cm.

Age:Lyon, Fradin, 1517. Beautiful print in red and black. Alltogether clean, with very slight staining in places. Leaves 1-3 and leaf 16 missing. Elegant and impressive early print.

And piquant. Passing by these more technical and aesthetic aspects of his work, we can find unfailing pleasure in the reports of life and manners. Original woodcut leaf from Weidlitz's striking series of woodcuts produced for Petrach's Trostspiegel published in 1532.

An original, impressive leaf from the 1493 edition of Hartmann Schedel's Nuremberg Chronicle (Liber Chronicarum.). Nice clean impression on laid paper. Hand colored red strokes in the capital letters only.