Facsimiles [of title pages of early printed books, 1380-1796] / [collected and annotated by] Stanley S. Slotkin. 1960-1979.

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Facsimiles [of title pages of early printed books, 1380-1796] / [collected and annotated by] Stanley S. Slotkin. 1960-1979.

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Originals and facsimiles of title pages of early printings of various books, such as the Mishnah, Old and New Testaments, Apocrypha, etc., and of plates of Bible illustrations from early editions, and a portion of a map of the Holy Land. Found and annotated by Stanley Slotkin. The collection includes 6 facsimiles (of which 3 have original leaves attached); 8 printed sheets from books ; one manuscript leaf ; Includes a handwritten list of items, identifying them as A-L.

12 leaves ; 22-42 cm. + 6 broadsides (44 x 41 cm.)

eng,

heb,

lat,

Yeshiva University

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