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233 - (Typography – Spain) – CARTER (Harry G.
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(Typography – Spain) – CARTER (Harry G.). The Origins of Typography. Punches, matrices and printing type (15th and 16th centuries). Madrid, 1999. In-8, 214 pp, publisher’s hardback with dust jacket. Illustrations. Index. Included: - HAEBLER (Konrad). Spanische und Portugiesische Bücherzeichen des XV. und XVI. Jahrhunderts. Strasbourg, Heitz, 1898 (Reprint, 2011). Large in-4, [3 ff], XL, 47 pp, 47 plates, illustrated hardback by the publisher. A leading expert on the origins of typography on the Iberian Peninsula, the German bibliographer catalogues here printers’ marks and various typographical ornaments, which are reproduced on 47 plates. - HAEBLER (Konrad). Early Printers of Spain and Portugal. Madrid, 2004. 8vo, 216 pp, paperback. - Spain and her Colonies in the New World. The Parreno Collection. New York, 1978. 3 8vo fascicles, paperback. Public auction catalogue divided into three parts totalling 1,414 lots (the third part is entirely devoted to Cuba). Printed lists of estimates. - PEETERS-FONTAINAS (Jean). Bibliography of Spanish prints from the Netherlands. With a preface by Maurice Sabbe. Leuven and Antwerp, 1933. In-8, paperback. - NORTON (Frederick J.). La Imprenta en España 1501–1520. Annotated edition, with a new ‘Index of books printed in Spain, 1501–1520’ by Julian Martin Abad. Madrid, Olero & Ramos Editores, 1997. 8vo, publisher’s binding, dust jacket. 385 pp., [1 f.]. - NORTON (F.-J.). *Descriptive Catalogue of Printing in Spain & Portugal, 1501–1520*. Cambridge University Press, 1978 (Reprint, 2000). Large in-8, XXIII, 581 pp, publisher’s cloth binding. This bibliography lists works published between 1501 and 1520. The classification is organised geographically and by printer, with a biography, reproductions of the marks used, etc., for each printer. All known books produced by their presses (approximately 1,400) during the period in question are described with all the meticulous detail required by the art of bibliography. - JURADO (Augusto). La Imprenta y el libro en España. Madrid, 2001. In-4, 416 pp, publisher’s hardback, in a soft slipcase. Part One: From the beginnings to the advent of modern techniques. Part Two: The graphic arts on the threshold of the 21st century. - ESCUDERO and PEROSSO (Francisco). Tipografia hispalense: bibliographical annals of the city of Seville from the establishment of the printing press to the end of the 18th century. Madrid, 1894 (Reprint, 2000). In-8, 676 pp, publisher’s binding. - The Old Spanish Book. Proceedings of the First International Colloquium (Madrid, 18–20 December 1986). Edited by Maria Luisa Lopez-Vidriero and Pedro M. Catedra. University of Salamanca Press, (1988). In-8, 437 pp, [1 f], paperback. 26 papers. A few illustrations. Volume I only.
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About the sale In preparation – The Jean-Paul Delon Bookshop Collection, Part I (Bibliography – Scholarship – Bibliophilia)
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