Printing in Europe, 1501-1600: ItalyThere are 66 items
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Catalogo delle edizioni romane di Antonio Blado Asolano ed eredi (1516-1593) possedute dalla Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale Vittorio Emanuele di Roma […possedute dalle Biblioteche Alessandrina, Angelica, Casantense, etc.] (Indice e cataloghi, Prima Serie, 14)
Rome, Presso i principali librai (vol. 3: Libreria dello Stato; vol. 4: Istituto Poligrafico dello Stato), 1891-1961Four parts in one volume (23 cm), I-II (fasc. 1-2, 1891-1896): (4) 160 pp. Entries 1-666. III (fasc. 3, 1942): (4) pp., pp.161-311 (1). Entries 667-1372. IV (fasc. 4, 1961): xv (1) pp., pp.313-804 (2). Entries 1372-2922. Bound in collector’s blue buckram (original printed wrappers bound in place). - 2922 editions are described. Part IV reviewed by Francesco Barberi, in La Bibliofilia, volume 65 (1963), pp.200-202. ¶ Fine, complete set of the original edition. Rare. -
Variant copies of the 1499 Poliphilus
London, Curwen Press, 1932(22 cm), 19 (1) pp., illustrations. Publisher’s printed wrappers. - Essay followed by “A list of variations found in copies of the 1499 Poliphilus”, based on a comparison of twelve copies, with details of the vellum copy in the Spencer Collection (ex-Bishop Butler, Lord Vernon, Sir George Holford; New York Public Library, Spencer Coll. Ital. 1499), Grenville Kane copy (ex-Burlington, Tweedmouth, Quaritch 1919; Princeton University Library, NE910.I8 C6 1499), and “regular” copies of the edition. Similar text appeared in the Bulletin of the New York Public Library, volume 36 (1932), pp.475-486. ¶ Wrapper lightly soiled. Paper fragile, tears. -
Il Castello di Monselice : Raccolta degli antichi libri veneziani figurati
Verona, Officina Bodoni, 1941(32 cm), xii, [1], 403, [3] pp., with XCII photogravure plates (i.e. 94, including plates numbered XXA and XXB, XXVIA and XXVIB; some are double-page, one is in colour, and a few in red & black). Publisher’s half-vellum binding, top edges gilt, others uncut; red morocco lettering-piece on spine. - Catalogue of early Venetian books (mostly from the library of Victor Masséna, prince d’Essling) compiled by Tammaro de Marinis and printed by Hans (Giovanni) Mardersteig in an edition of 310 copies on handmade wove paper manufactured by Magnani of Pescia. Orginally kept at Conte Vittorio Cini’s (1885-1977) residence, Monselice, outside of Venice, the books were transferred in 1951 to the Fondazione Cini on San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice, a cultural institute he founded in memory of his son, Giorgio, who had died in an airplane accident in 1949. Schmoller 53; The Officina Bodoni: Montagnola, Verona: Books printed by Giovanni Mardersteig on the hand press, 1923-1977 (London 1978), p.47 no. 37. ¶ Faultless copy, as new, without usual foxing. -
Annales de l’imprimerie des Alde, ou histoire des trois Manuce et leurs éditions. Troisième édition § Descrizione di due libri stampati da Aldo [by Carlo Ramazzotti and Ulisse Guidi]
Bologna, Editoriale Fiammenghi, 1953(25 cm), (8), xvi, 582, (2), lxviii, 8, (2) pp., illustrations, fold-out plate. Publisher’s green cloth. - Facsimile reprint of the third and best edition (Paris 1834), together with Carlo Ramazzotti and Ulisse Guidi’s Descrizione di due libri [the Introductio perbrevis ad Hebraicam linguam and Horæ of 1497] stampati da Aldo (published Bologna 1853). ¶ Extensively annotated in pencil. Corners and edges of the binding lightly worn. -
Gli annali della tipografia veneziana di Francesco Marcolini… Prima integrale e fedele ristampata dell'unica rara edizione del 1861 a cura di Alfredo Gerace. Introduzione di Luigi Servolini
Bologna, Alfredo Gerace, 1953(23 cm), (14) xvii, 334 pp. Publisher’s printed wrappers. ¶ Superior copy in new condition. -
Gli annali della tipografia veneziana di Francesco Marcolini… Prima integrale e fedele ristampata dell'unica rara edizione del 1861 a cura di Alfredo Gerace. Introduzione di Luigi Servolini § Supplemento agli Annali della tipografia veneziana di Francesco Marcolini compilati da Scipione Casali a cura di Luigi Servolini
Bologna, Alfredo Gerace, 1953-1958Two volumes bound in one (23 cm), I: [14], xvii (1), 334 pp. II: 30 pp., 11 leaves of plates. Collector’s red buckram binding (printed wrappers bound in). - 143 entries, arranged chronologically, 1530-1589; Servolini’s supplement adds 49 editions. Also included is a list of “Edizioni del Marcolini e marcoliniane nella Biblioteca civica di Forlì” compiled by Servolini. ¶ Fine copy. -
Italian printers 1501-1520. An annotated list, with an introduction (Cambridge Bibliographical Society Monograph, 3)
London, Bowes & Bowes, 1958(23 cm), xxxiv (2), 177 (1) pp., illustrations including 2 plates and map. Publisher’s printed blue wrappers. - A useful tool, arranged in alphabetical order of places and under them of printers, so that it is possible to ascertain quickly which printers were at work in any town at any given date between 1501-1520. Norton shows that presses were at work in 49 centres, 19 of which had seen no printing in the previous century. This was a great period for Italian printing, including in it the heyday of Aldus, the beginning of Blado in Rome, Mazzocchi in Rome, and Minuziano in Milan. Reviewed by D.E. Rhodes, in The Book Collector, Autumn 1958, pp.310-314. ¶ Copy inscribed by H.M. Adams, January 1958. Wrapper fatigued. -
Giovann'Angelo Scinzenzeler, tipografo in Milano 1500-1526 : Annali e bio-bibliografia (Biblioteca Bibliografica Italica, 20)
Florence, Sansoni, 1959(25.5 cm), 250 (4) pp., numerous illustrations. Bound in collector’s green cloth. - 206 editions are described. The author published addenda and corrigenda as ‘Annali di Giovann’Angelo Scinzenzeler stampatore in Milano (1500-1526). Supplemento’ in La Bibliofilia 95 (no. 3, 1993), pp.199-270. ¶ Copy 256 of 666. Excellent, unmarked copy. -
Annali tipografici di Giacomo Mazzocchi (Biblioteca Bibliografica Italica, 24)
Florence, Sansoni, 1961(25.5 cm), 207 (3) pp., illustrations. Bound in collector’s red buckram, black skiver lettering-piece. - 167 editions are described. A native of Bergamo, Giacomo Mazzocchi arrived in Rome in 1505, and began to print there the same year. His fate during and after the Sack in 1527 remains a mystery; the tradition – accepted here by Ascarelli (nos. 166-167) – that Mazzocchi escaped, and found refuge in Zurich, where he printed two more books, has been disproved (see review of the present work by D.E. Rhodes, in The Library, June 1963, pp.152-153). ¶ Copy 258 (of 666). Excellent, unmarked copy. -
Annali dei Giunti : Volume Primo : Venezia (Biblioteca Bibliografica Italica, 27-28)
Florence, Sansoni, 1962-1963Two volumes (24 cm), I: 444 (2) pp., illustrations. II: 573 (1) pp., illustrations. Publisher’s printed wrappers, original card slipcases. - 1447 editions (1060 cinquecentine) are described. ¶ Copies 501 (volume Primo, Parte prima) and 201 (volume Primo, Parte seconda), each of 666 numbered copies. Small defects to the publisher’s slipcases; otherwise immaculate, unopened copies. -
Annali dei Giunti : Volume Primo : Venezia (Biblioteca Bibliografica Italica, 27-28) § I Giunti tipografi editori di Firenze 1497-1570. Parte prima : Annali 1497-1570 di Decio Decia e cura e con un saggio introduttivo di Renato Delfiol. Parte seconda : Commentario agli annali 1497-1570, "giunta" e correzioni, con una appendice sulle filigrane delle edizioni giuntine del primo trentennio di Luigi Silvestro Camerini § I Giunti tipografi editori di Firenze, 1571-1625 : Annali inediti con un'appendice sui bibliografi dei Giunti e cura di Luigi Silvestro Camerini
Florence, Sansoni (Giunti Barbèra), 1962-1979Four volumes bound as three (24 cm), I (1962): 444 (2) pp., illustrations. II (1963): 573 (1) pp., illustrations. [III] (1978): (2) 316 (2) pp., 10 leaves of plates. [IV] (1979): (2) 249 (3) pp., 6 leaves of plates. Uniformly bound in quarter-morocco, top edges gilt (collector’s initials on spine). - The first two volumes describe 1447 editions published by the Giunti at Venice, from 1481-1675; the other two volumes describe 940 editions (760 cinquecentine) issued by the Giunti at Florence. ¶ Superior set, rebound in quarter-morocco. -
La stampa a Viterbo "1488"-1800 : Catalogo descrittivo : Traduzione italiana a cura di Jolanda Galigani (Biblioteca di bibliografia Italiana, 41)
Florence, Leo S. Olschki, 1963(25.5 cm), 218 pp., 9 plates. Bound in green buckram, a collector’s binding. - 545 editions are described (1 incunable, 30 cinquecentine). The great majority have been examined by the author, but fifty have proved untraceable and are described from notices of earlier bibliographers. Rhodes and the Catalogue of books printed in the XVth century now in the British Museum (VII, p.lxxxvi) argue that the date “1488” in Maurus Servius Honoratus, De finalibus ([Printer of Servius, “De ultimis syllabis”, for Franciscus Octavius de Fano], 12 January) must be a misprint for “1478”; see, however, Attilio Carosi, Librai cartai e tipografi in Viterbo e nella provincia del patrimonio di S. Pietro in Tuscia nel secoli XV e XVI (Viterbo 1988), pp.23-27, who argues for the date as printed. Denis Reidy, “Bibliography of the published works of Dennis E. Rhodes” in The Italian Book, 1465-1800: Studies presented to Dennis E. Rhodes on his 70th Birthday (London 1993), no. 118. Only copies without illustrations are obtainable from the publisher, price €56 (“Testo mancante. Siamo spiacenti. Tranne qualche eccezione, tutti i volumi fino al 1990 non dispongono del testo illustrativo”; www.olschki.it/libro/9788822219992). ¶ Very good copy. -
La stampa nella Riviera Bresciana del Garda nei secoli XV e XVI (Edizioni dell’Ateneo di Salò nel IV Centenario della sua fondazione 1564-1964)
Brescia, Geroldi, 1964(20.5 cm), 147 (1) pp., illustrations. Publisher’s printed wrappers. - Describes 64 editions published 1478/79-1538. Preliminary essays on the activities of Paganino and Alessandro Paganini at Isola del Garda and Salò, Venice and Toscolano. ¶ Excellent, unmarked copy. -
Bibliografia siciliana, ovvero gran dizionario bibliografico delle opere edite e inedite, antiche e moderne di autori siciliani o di argomento siciliano stampate in Sicilia a fuori § Giunte e correzioni alla Lettera A della Bibliografia Siciliana [by Giuseppe Salvo-Cozzo] (Burt Franklin Bibliography and Reference Series, 67)
New York, Burt Franklin, [1965?]Three volumes (26.5 cm), I: viii, 540 pp. II: 484 pp. III: viii, 216 pp. Uniform publisher’s blue cloth. - Undated facsimile reprint of the editions Palermo 1875 and Palermo 1881. ¶ Fine copy. -
Le Cinquecentine della Biblioteca Trivulziana. 1. Le edizione milanesi § 2. Le edizioni lombarde
Milan, Comune di Milano, Ripartizione dell'Educazione, 1965-1966Two volumes (25 cm), I: xxii (2), 233 (3) pp., 62 plates. 516 + 2 catalogue entries. II: xxii, 199 (3) pp., 68 plates. 341 catalogue entries. Publisher’s printed wrappers. - Additions are listed in Libri & documenti, volume 1 (1975), pp.17-27; and volume 7 (1981), pp.19-27. ¶ Fine set. -
Tipografia ed editoria in Umbria : Assisi (Deputazione di Storia Patria per l’Umbria, Fonti per la storia dell’Umbria, 2)
Perugia, Deputazione di storia patria per l'Umbria, 1966(25 cm), lxvi, 262 pp., 25 plates. Bound in blue buckram, a collector’s binding. - 1943 entries, 1581-1900. ¶ Fine copy. -
[Stock catalogues, numbered series: 39] The Aldine press
New York, Leona Rostenberg Rare Books, [1966?](22 cm), 94 pp., illustrations. 258 items; priced. Publisher’s printed wrappers. - Reprinted in Bookman’s quintet: five catalogues about books: bibliography, printing history, booksellers, libraries, presses, collectors, by Leona Rostenberg and Madeleine B. Stern (Newark, DE 1979). ¶ Pencil annotations on half-title. Corner of upper cover torn away. Good copy. -
Le Cinquecentine piemontesi
Turin, Tipografia Torinese Editrice, 1966Three volumes (32 cm), I: 549 (3) pp. II: 529 (3) pp. III: 574 (2) pp. Uniform publisher’s cloth bindings, dust jacket (volume I only). - A catalogue of books with Piedmontese imprints, 1501-1600: Turin (vol. I); Alessandria, Asti, Biella, Borgolavezzaro, Carmagnola, Casale, Chivasso, Cuneo, Ivrea, Mondovì (vol. II); Nizza Monferrato, Novara, Novi Ligure, Saluzzo, Savigliano, Tortona, Trino, Varallo, Vercelli (vol. III). The contents of 42 Piedmontese libraries have been examined, besides occasional recourse to others, Italian and foreign, and the private collection of Count Andrea Bocca (who paid for the printing); about 1550 editions are described. Copy 450 of 990 printed “su carta uso mano di Fabriano” (another 10 copies produced “su carta Ingres di Fabriano”). ¶ Superior copy in new condition. -
Jacob de Paucis Drapis de Burgofranco
Florence, Leo S. Olschki, 1967(24 cm), [6] pp. Publisher’s printed wrappers. - “Why does this printer call himself consistently Jacob and not as usual Jacobus? To the best of my recollection the case is unique and the only explanation which occurs to me is that he was a Jew and did not shrink from thus proclaiming the fact”. Offprint from Studi bibliografici. Atti del Convegno dedicato alla storia del libro italiano, Bolzano, 7-8 Ottobre 1965 (Florence 1967), pp.213-217. ¶ Good copy. -
Les livres à figures vénitiens de la fin du XVe siècle et du commencement du XVIe
Turin, Bottega d'Erasmo, 1967Six volumes (35 cm), profusely illustrated with plates (some in colour). Publisher’s leather-backed boards (not quite uniform). - Facsimile reprint of the edition Paris & Florence, Henri Leclerc & Leo S. Olschki, 1907-1914. ¶ Fine copy, as new.
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