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1401mon0000084420Wengers 1914-01-01. Paperback. Acceptable. in x in x in. Ex-library book usual markings. Well read copy with some spine wear. Colouring of page edges due to age. ?Wengers) paperback
141930585Erie PA: Gately Fitzgerald & Co 1914-1915. Other. In excellent condition. The map was originally published folded so that the old folds are still slightly visible. . 190 by 190mm 7½ by 7½ inches. Porcelain dish datedxmas 1914 with an antique map of thePanama Canal surrounded by a calendar of 1915 and decorated at the top with the flag of the United States. Interesting collectors item showing the Panama Canal on a porcelain dish labeled at the bottomCompliments of Gately Fitzgerald & Co. Erie P.A. Xmas 1914. Gately, Fitzgerald & Co unknown
1419108005Rome Dated Nov. 14 1935. Very good. 37 cm. <br/><br/>Appointment promotes Antonio Alessandrini to the position of naval lieutenant. Historical note: On October 3 1935 Italy had invaded Ethiopia and by spring 1936 had overrun most of the country. unknown
1490003702Low Countries. ANONYMOUS. A Middle Dutch incunable leaf with a hand coloured woodcut of the Annunciation. Low Countries c.1490. Leaf 250 × 180 mm printed in gothic textura in two columns with rubricated chapter headings "Dat derde capittel" "Dat vierde capittel" "Dat vijfte capittel" and red paragraph marks. Large woodcut at head depicting the Annunciation: the Archangel Gabriel bearing the scroll "Ave gratia plena" before the Virgin Mary with the Holy Spirit descending in rays from a cloud the scene set within an architectural frame flanked by standing saints in niches. Contemporary hand-colouring in red blue green and yellow. Printed on laid paper with visible chain-lines. Some marginal wear staining to the top left hand side and small edge losses but the image and text complete and clear; colouring well preserved. A good honest example of a late-fifteenth-century Netherlandish devotional book illustration. The text is in Middle Dutch and corresponds to Luke 1-2 including the Annunciation and the narrative of Zacharias and Elizabeth from a vernacular Gospel edition intended for lay readership. The style of the woodcut and typography place it within an early Netherlandish incunable book most likely printed in the Northern Low Countries from a Delft or Haarlem press around c1490. . Good. Soft cover. 1st Edition. 1st Printing. 1490. Low Countries paperback
14250526><p>i 12 i leaves ruled in ink written in Gothic textualis in seventeen lines per page in brown and red ink; two-line KL initials in burnished gold on red grounds with blue borders and pen-drawn flourishing of geometric and foliate forms accented with liquid gold. Bound in modern black leather over boards the spine lettered in gilt capitals "16th Century Manuscript Calendar."</p><p>Dimensions: 147 × 110 mm.</p> Manuscript (Book of Hours) hardcover