Thomas marcel commentary (5 résultats)

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. Etat de la jaquette : Near Fine. Faint dust marking to closed top edge.

Hardcover. First edition thus. Folio (16 x 10.5 inches), tan cloth with title and cover ornament in red; (108) pp. including 75 colorplates reproducing the illuminated manuscript. Fine facsimile of the 16th century illuminated manuscript recounting the seige of Troy as a 16th-century event. Depicted by Jean Colombe in exquisite artistice detail from the 13th century narrative penned by Guido Colonne. Light wear and a few smudges to covers, internally fine.…

Square octavo, pp., [8], 139, 80. Photographic manuscript facsimile, with scholarly introduction to end. Publisher's black cloth, titles printed in white to spine. Dark blue endpapers. Light rubbing to spine-lettering. Gift stamp to title-page. Otherwise a clean, bright, and fresh copy. Overall, Very Good. Originally published in 1994 by German facsimilist Akademische Druk und Verlagsanstalt, as number 4 in their 'Glanzlichter der Brucknurst' series. One of the earliest works on hunting, written by Phébus between 1387 and 1389. This volume is a fascimile of MS 616 held at the Bibliothèque Nationale de France. …

unknown_binding. Etat : Very Good. Condition: Very Good +; Full-leather facsimile of a miniature book of hours, the Codex Vaticanus Rossianus 94, in a suede box. Includes a separate suede-bound commentary book and a certificate stating that this is no. 371 of a limited edition. Signed by Alfons M. Stickler at rear of book. Wear to gilt page edges, else fine. Photos upon request. …

First Edition. Leatherbound small facsimile and softcover commentary in velvet covered clamshell box, all fine except box shows trace of external wear.