tip00257000

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tip00257000

Headings:

Pelbartus de Themeswar Stellarium coronae beatae Mariae virginis

Imprint:

[Basel Jacobus Wolff, de Pforzheim; [Johann Amerbach] 1497-1500] 4° Proctor assigned to Amerbach

References:

ISTC: ip00257000 Source: Cambridge UL

Cambridge Metadata:

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=100  0\$aTemesvári Pelbárt,$dapproximately 1435-1504
=240  10$aStellarium coronae beatae Mariae virginis
=245  10$aStellariu[m] corone benedicte Marie virginis
=246  10$aStellarium corone benedicte Marie virginis
=260  \\$a[Basel] :$b[Jacobus Wolff, de Pforzheim],$c[1497-1500]
=300  \\$a[228] leaves ;$c216 mm (4to)
=500  \\$aProctor assigned to Amerbach.
=500  \\$aa-cc8, dd4, ee8, A8.
=510  4\$aISTC,$cip00257000
=510  4\$aOates,$c2821
=510  4\$aPr,$c7640
=510  4\$aBMC 15th cent.,$cIII 778;
=510  4\$aBSB-Ink,$cP-136;
=510  4\$aGW,$cM30564
=561  \\$aProvenance: Nineteenth-century printed auction slip pasted to sig. a1r, identifying the book as from 'the Lawrence Library' [i.e.: from the library of Edwin Henry Lawrence, sold through Sotheby's, 9 May 1892]. Printed book label: Samuel Sandars, Esq., 7, De Vere Gardens, W. [i.e.: Samuel Sandars (1837-1894)]. Unidentified gilt binding stamp to front board, added in the nineteenth-century [?], described by Oates as: 'arms of the Empire, Austria and others'. Blind monogram stamp to front board, added in the nineteenth century [?]: BLA. Annotation: some nineteenth-century bibliographical notes to sig. a1r.$5UkCU
=563  \\$aBinding: Fifteenth-century full calf; quadruple blind fillet to form a central panel, blind rolled with floral and foliate rolls; three decorative metal bosses to front board, one wanting, three undecorated metal bosses to rear board, one wanting; evidence of removal of central metal boss and title panel to front board; four metal bosses to rear board; metal clasps and hasps, hinged on lower board, both decorated with repeating intials; remains of two paper spine labels; sewn onto three doubel raised cords and two single; front and rear pastedowns lined with MSS waste: 14th-century service book, with a German gloss and neums.$5UkCU
=599  \\$aDecoration: Red and blue intials, with marginal flourishes, paragraph marks, some capital strokes throughout.$5UkCU
=700  0\$aJacob,$cvon Pfortzheim,$d-1519,$eprinter.
=700  1\$aLawrence, Edwin Henry,$eformer owner.$5UkCU
=700  1\$aSandars, Samuel,$d1837-1894,$eformer owner,$edonor.$5UkCU
=752  \\$aSwitzerland$dBasel
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