Sales catalogue: Sotheby's

Date:
April 1920
Reference:
WA/HMM/CM/Sal/20/463
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sales catalogue: Sotheby's. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Lor 475—continued. Jolios 12, 13, 29 and 259 (a blank) missing, some margins repaired and strengthened and a few leaves stained), calf (rubbed) [Colophon] .... hance librum dominus Koberger Nurem- berge impressit .... Consummatu autem duodecima mensis Julii. Anno salutis nre, 1493 476 [Scueper (H.)|CHRonicon NUREMBERGENSIS. Registrum huius operis libri cronicarum cum figuris et ymagibus ab initio mudi, EDITIO PRIMA, numerous woodcuts by Pleydenwui fF and Wolgemut (a few leaves wormed damaging some letters of the text and the margin of one leaf repaired), brown mo- rocco stamped in blind, g. e. [Colophon].... hune librum dominus Koberger Nurem- berge impressit .... Consummatiu autem duodecima mensis Juli. Anno salutis nre, 1493 *,* Fine copy. The “De Sarmacia regione Europe” is bound between folios CCLXVI and CCLXVII. 477 CaAouRSIN (GuIL.) Obsidionis Rhodie Descriptio, gothic letter, 60 leaves, long lines, 47 to a page, 36 full-page woodcuts, blue morocco, g.e. | Hain, *4369 ; Proctor, *2586] Pe Impressum Ulme, per Ioanne Reger, Anno dni, 1496 478 Terentius cum quinque commentis, roman letter, the teat sur- rounded by the commentary, full-page woodcut on the title, onB5 a small woodcut of theauthor and commentators, with the mark of the printer, below 9 lines of verse in explanation of the signs used in the text to indicate the varicus commen- tators (some small rust stains damaging a few letters), blue morocco, g. e. Milan, I. Legnano, 1506 479 [Edmund Plantagenet, Earl of Lancaster, a younger son of King Henry IIT | ¥mptioues et expensae factae circa pas- sagium Dini Edmundi Fratris Regis in navibus, Document on VELLUM [Latin], (41 by 64 in.), dated September, A.D. 1294 yx An interesting document, giving the various items of ex- penditure during a journey by sea to France. Edmund was nicknamed Crouchback. He died in France two years after this document was written. 480 Scotland. Original Documents relating to the Burgh of Dysart from 1504 to 1694, including an order by the Lords of Council on Henry, Lord Sinclair, & upon the Magistrates of Dysart in connection with the usages of election of that Burgh, dated Feb. 12, 1504—A Letter under the seal of King James IV of Scotland in connection with the anchorage of Dysart, dated Jan. 21st, 1510—Original Papers relative to the Writer to the Signet, 1699-1700—Original Papers and Letters relative to the Trial of Patrick Ogilvie and Catherine Nairns for the Crimes of Incest & Murder; in
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