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159514971Venedig, Compagnia Minima, 1595. Dritter Teil von drei. 8 Bll., 512 SS. Druckermarke auf dem Titel (Marca: In cornice: una colomba con un ramo di olivo nel becco sta appollaiata su un tronco). 8°, ohne Einband, senza copertina.
15841000170AGAntwerpen, 1584. Altkolorierte Kupferstich aus Ortelius, Theatrum Orbis Terrarum. rückseitig lateinischer Text. Bildformat 33 x 49 cm, [Van den Broecke, Ortelius Atlas Maps; 137], [5 Warenabbildungen] Mittelfalte, kräftiges Kolorit,
15391910010019Lucae : Joannes Baptista Phaellus 1539. First Edition. Hardcover. Good. 16th Century Italian Criminal Law Lovely example of early Tuscan printing. Folio 34 cm. Bound in full vellum with manuscript spine lettering. Some worming to spine. Marginal dampstaining. Woodcut bordered title page. Final 3L6 woodcut only of arms of Lucca wanting. Broad-margined copy. Roman types. Early inscription of Paolo Antonio Parensi of Lucca 1727. Adams L-1593. Based on the city code of 1446 the code was revised in 1527. Note: This copy sold at Swann's Galleries in 1983 Sale 1295 lot 195. <br> This is an oversized or heavy book which requires additional postage for international delivery outside the US. Lucae : Joannes Baptista Phaellus hardcover
157830466DBBologna, Societatem Typographiae, 1578. Folio. 564 S., 24 n.n. Bl. Index. Mit Holzschnittdruckermarke auf dem Titel. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +, 30466D
158030457DBBologna, Societatem Typographiae, 1580. Folio. 666 (recte 668) S., 33 n.n. Bl. Halbpergament des 17. Jahrhunderts mit goldgeprägtem Rückenschild. + Wichtig: Für unsere Kunden in der EU erfolgt der Versand alle 14 Tage verzollt ab Deutschland / Postbank-Konto in Deutschland vorhanden +, 30457D
1572LL 290<p>Provisioni et ordini della Gabella del sale & del modo di vender VINO a fiaschi. Et che non si possa portar vino da luogo a luogo senza licentia. TOGETHER WITH: Bando che non si possa comperare VINO per Rivendere. Et a chi e permesso & quanto sono obbligati li VINATTIERI Florence: Giunti 1572 and 1575. Two scarce Bandi on wine dated 1572 and 1575. First Edition. Together 2 pamphlets small 4to. Ad 1: 10 pp. integral blank leaf foliated in MS in upper right corners: "303"-"308." Ad 2: 4 pp. foliated in MS in upper right corners: "322"-323." Later marbled wrappers. Both Bandi with large Giunta printer's device on title-page. Very good. Ad 1: Provisions on the salt tax gabelle; selling wine in flasks; and transporting wine from place to place without a license. This Bando references regulations from 13 October 1481 1541 1542 and 1550. Scarce: FirstSearch and KVK searches produce only the much later 1616 edition and this in a single copy only BYU plus five Italian library according to EDIT16 CNCE 67599. Raffaello Uccelli Contributo alla bibliografia della Toscana no. 5339. Ad 2: Prohibiting the purchasing of wine to be RESOLD and with orders concerning the legal methods of sale of wine. Of this edition according to FirstSearch and KVK there are copies at BYU and Columbia plus 4 Italian libraries acccording to EDIT16 CNCE 67224. The Bibl. Nazionale centrale de Roma BnF Yale Law and UPenn have a Bando with this title printed in the same year by Giorgio Marescotti priority indeterminate.</p> Giunti
1550ABC_49514Italy 1550. 17th-century gold-tooled brown calf sewn on 6 supports with the corresponding raised bands on the spine a red morocco title label on the spine with the title "Novissima urbis Romae descriptio" lettered in gold gold-tooled board edges. Large oblong folio ca. 59 x 42.3 cm. With 76 full-page engravings and 12 full-page etchings. Remarkable album with 77 beautiful examples of 16th-century Italian cartography all in very fine dark impressions. The collection includes plans of important Italian towns such as Rome Venice Genoa Naples Milan Florence Palermo Siena Bologna and Pisa as well as detailed views of individual buildings and monuments in Rome. They are engraved by several cartographers from the school of Antonio Lafreri 1512-1577 primarily Claudio Duchetti d. 1585 Matteo Florimi d. 1613 and Lafreri himself. Florimi's works are among the rarest of the Lafreri school map makers especially his Siena imprints of which several have here been included.In the middle of the 16th century Italy was the centre of map production and distribution in Europe. This industry primarily took place in Venice and Rome. The most notable of the publishers in Rome was Lafreri. His most important and most popular work is the Speculum Romanae magnificentiae a collection of plans an views of Rome's monuments; no two copies of the Speculum are the same. The present collection contains more than thirty plates from the Speculum. When Lafreri died his nephew Claudio Duchetti inherited the company. He continued to produce the Speculum plates but often made small adjustments and signed his own name at the bottom. Most of the Speculum plates in the present album are by Duchetti. After his death the copperplates were sold to other publishers such as Giovanni Orlandi before 1590-after 1640 who reissued them. The majority of the plates in the present album were printed by Orlandi in 1602.The album further contains 32 engraved city plans mostly of Italian towns although a few foreign cities are also included; one of the rarest is the view of Moscow which is also included here. The collection ends with a incomplete series of 11 etchings of landscapes and biblical scenes.A list of contents is available upon request.With the bookplate of Louis Routy de Charodon seigneur de Grésigny and Charodon 1710-1794 on the front pastedown and remnants of another bookplate above. The boards are somewhat scratched and stained the spine shows traces of use the edges of the boards have been professionally restored and the boards have been lengthened to fit the maps. The maps are slightly browned some are slightly foxed the first few maps have been mounted onto 17th-century leaves the longer maps are somewhat soiled on the fore edge three maps are restored at the fore edge and one at the bottom edge some maps have been cut slightly short. Otherwise in good condition.l Cf. Parshall P. "Antonio Lafreri's "Speculum Romanae magnificentiae"" in: Print Quarterly vol. 23 1 2006 pp. 3-28. hardcover