(28 cm), (2) 16 (2) pp., 1 illustration (upper cover). 71 items; priced. Reproduced from typescript. Publisher’s self-wrapper; stapled. - Thirty-two of the seventy-one items are incunabula. ¶ Item 10 clipped from catalogue. First and last sheets detached from staples. Clean tear in one sheet; paper brittle.

(28 cm), (2) 29 (1) pp., illustrations. 56 items; priced. Publisher’s pictorial self-wrappers. - Includes a copy of the 1481 Boccaccio Decamerone (GW 4446, item 7, $6000).

(28 cm), 64 pp., illustrations. 119 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. - Includes a Book of Hours on vellum (123 ff.) “illuminated by Jean Bourdichon as a gift from Anne de Bretagne to Anne de Montmorency” (item 4, $17,500). ¶ Occasional pencil annotation.

(28 cm), 143 (1) pp., illustrations. 181 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers.

(28 cm), (2) 139 (3) pp., illustrations. 100 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers.

(28 cm), 95 (1) pp., 86 illustrations. 260 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. ¶ Loosely inserted: Handschriften, Inkunabeln, illustrierte Bücher : Eine Auswahl für die Internationale Buch- und Kunst Antiquariatsmesse, Kongresshaus, Zürich, 21-24 September 1978 (28 cm, [8] pp., illustrations, 67 items princed in sFr., publisher’s pictorial self-wrapper). The most precious item in the List is the Utterson-Heber-Phillipps (Ms 8314) manuscript of Jacques de Longuyon, “Voeux du Paon” (sFr. 37,500; now New Haven, Yale University, Beinecke Library, Ms 613).

(28 cm), 127 (1) pp., illustrations. 131 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers.

(28 cm), 67 (1) pp., illustrations. 109 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers.

(28 cm), 79 (1) pp., illustrations. 89 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers

(28 cm), 115 (1) pp., illustrations. 271 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers.

(28 cm), 59 (1) pp., illustrations. 62 items. Publisher’s printed wrappers.

(28 cm), 39 (1) pp., illustrations. 34 items. Publisher’s printed wrappers. ¶ Pencil mark on lower wrapper.

(28 cm), 16 pp., illustrations. 61 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. - “Most of the volumes offered in Catalogue Fourteen… were collected during the latter part of the Nineteenth Century by Joseph Converse Heywood (Harvard, 1855; M.A., L.L.B. ‘57; d. 1900), an American collector… Living in Rome from c. 1875, he made most of his purchases through Roman dealers and private contacts in Italy” (Catalogue preface). The collector had left his library of 8000 volumes to be given either to the Catholic University of America at Washington or to the American College in Rome (Robert F. MacNamara, The American College in Rome, 1855-1955, Rochester, NY, 1956, p.351); how some came into Witten’s hands is unclear.

(28 cm), 111 (1) pp., illustrations (some in colour). 227 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers.

(28 cm), 95 (1) pp., illustrations. 115 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. - “Nearly fifty of the Incunabula described in Catalogue Sixteen were collected by Joseph Heywood (d. 1900), an American author and collector who lived in Rome (p.]96]).

(28 cm), 84 pp., illustrations. 294 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers.

(28 cm), 96 pp., 77 illustrations (42 in colour). 52 items. Price list loosely inserted. Publisher’s printed wrappers.

(28 cm), 64 pp., illustrations. 123 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers.

(28 cm), 80 pp., text illustrations (2 in colour), folding illustration loosely inserted. 104 items; priced. Publisher’s pictorial wrappers. - The folding plate reproduces the view of Rhodes in the Firmin-Didot copy of the 1488 French edition of Breydenbach (item 8, $25,000).