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Friedrich Leutholf von Franckenberg, d.i. Bernhard von Zech

Lot 3384
20.11.2021 14:00UTC +01:00
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Lot 3384 | Friedrich Leutholf von Franckenberg, d.i. Bernhard von Zech
Friedrich Leutholf von Franckenberg, d.i. Bernhard von Zech
Der Europäische Herold welcher in Vier Haupt-Handlungen Alle Kayserthum / Königreiche Freye Staaten und Freye Fürstenthümer [...] vorträgt [...]. Jena, Frankfurt a.M., Leipzig, Nürnberg, Johann Hoffmann und Johann Zacharias Nisius, 1688. Mit gestochenem Frontispiz von Johann Franck, Holzschnitt-Titelvignetten und mehreren ornamentalen Initialen. 1753 S. Nicht kollationiert. Pergamentband der Zeit mit reicher floraler Vergoldung auf braunem Lederrücken.
H. 34,5, B. 23 cm.
Provenienz: Bibliothek des letzten Basler Fürstbischofs Franz Xaver von Neveu (1749 - 1828); nach dessen Tod übergegangen in den Privatbesitz der Familie von Neveu, Durbach.
Literatur: VD17 23:231350Z.

Zustandsbericht:
Guter Zustand. Kaum gebräunt, stellenweise leicht fleckig, vereinzelt gering stockfleckig, einzelne S. mit min. Papierfehlstellen und winzigen Knicken, Exlibris auf dem Anklebevorsatz. Einband ber., angestaubt, fleckig, beschabt, Rücken rissig und teilweise eingerissen.
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