Folio [6], 30, [3] pp. Printed letterpress on Frankfurt Cream Paper. Historical essay by Jeremy Duquesnay Adams, bibliographical essay by John L. Sharpe III, edited by Bennett Gilbert. Contains an original leaf from the edito princeps of St. Jerome's Letters, the first book printed in Rome. 15x11, quarter-vellum and marbled boards, spine lettered in gilt. Number 132 of 300 copies. A fine copy. Leaf with minor margin soiling, nice antiquarian condition.

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A Leaf from the Letters of St. Jerome first printed by Sixtus Reissinger, Rome c. 1466-1467

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Zeitlin & Ver Brugge and H.M. Fletcher; Sixtus Reissinger, Los Angeles and London

Publication Date

1981

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Hardcover

Edition

First edition.

Condition

Fine

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