(21 cm), 102 pp., illustrations. 109 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. ¶ Good, unmarked copy.

(21 cm), 126 pp., illustrations. 304 items. Publisher’s printed wrappers. ¶ Annotation on title-page.

(21 cm), 118 pp., illustrations (some in colour). 85 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. ¶ Copiously annotated in pencil.

(21 cm), 115 (3) pp., illustrations (some in colour). 242 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. ¶ Good, unmarked copy.

(23.5 cm), 191 (1) pp., illustrations (some in colour). 155 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. ¶ Pencil annotations.

(21 cm), 184 pp., illustrations (some printed in red & black). 294 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. ¶ Good, unmarked copy.

(23.5 cm), [230] pp., illustrations (some in colour). 132 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. - “It included one of the two recorded examples of the earliest known German printed paper book-covers, its date (1482) inferred from the other known copy on an Augsburg incunable in the Staatsbibliothek, Bamberg, a splendid copy of Gesetze der newen Reformacion der Stat Nuremberg 1484, the city’s legal code, in a contemporary partly cuir ciselé binding, and the only known copy of the Ordinarius c. 1500 of the diocese of Kammin, printed at Leipzig” (from a notice in The Book Collector, Summer 2002, p.249). ¶ Good, unmarked copy.

(21 cm), 125 pp., illustrations. 248 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. ¶ Good, unmarked copy.

(23 cm), 172 pp., illustrations (many in colour). 76 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. ¶ Good, unmarked copy.

(27 cm), [232] pp., illustrations (many in colour). 100 items. Price list loosely inserted. Publisher’s printed wrappers. - A catalogue “of unusual grandeur, and dedicated in rather odd Latin by the firm ‘Nobilissimo ac Magnanimo Nicolao Schrenckio à Notzingen’… It included three early illustrated books, the Sorg 1478 Alexander bound with Historia Septem Sapientium, the 1491 Schatzbehalter and one of only two known copies of Historie von vier kaufleuten ([Leipzig: Gregorius Böttiger (Werman)] 1495) at Sfr225,000 the most visibly expensive item. But the Basel 1494 Columbus letter, in armorial calf for the ubiquitous Benoît le Court, and the printer Nicolaus Episcopius’s copy of Politiano Omnia opera (Aldus, 1498) in contemporary binding were marked ‘price upon request or sold’, as was a Lyon 1571 Dante bound for Pietro Duodo” (from a notice in The Book Collector, Summer 2006, pp.247-248).

(21 cm), 307 (5) pp., illustrations. 435 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. - A catalogue of “435 books printed before 1646, no mean achievement these days. Among them were another fête book, Albicante Trattato del intrar in Milano di Carlo V 1541 (CHF48,000), the 1478 Sorg Alexander in contemporary blind-stamped calf (CHF192,000), and a coloured Bock Kreutterbuch 1577 (CHF78,000) with Brunschwig Liber pestilentialis 1500 (CHF150,000). There was a second edition of Copernicus (CHF170,000), and a long run of Erasmus, with first German Moriae encomium 1534… An interesting curiosity was a pair of arabesque woodcut book-wrappers on saffron-dyed but unwatermarked paper, apparently printed at Augsburg in 1482 and if so the oldest such survival” (from a notice in The Book Collector, Summer 2007, p.254). ¶ Good, unmarked copy.

(29 cm), [116] pp., illustrations (most in colour). 57 items. Price list loosely inserted. Publisher’s green cloth, upper cover embossed in gilt; pictorial dust jacket.

(28 cm), [116] pp., colour illustrations. 61 items. Price list loosely inserted. Publisher's pictorial wrappers.