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Stürmer, W. (Hrsg.).

Lot 332
13.10.2022 10:00UTC +01:00
Classic
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€ 2 400
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Kiefer
Event locationGermany, Pforzheim
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Lot 332 | Stürmer, W. (Hrsg.).
Stürmer, W. (Hrsg.). Vorzeichnus vnd Gepräge der groben vnd kleinen Müntzsorten/ welcher sich die Röm. Keser auch zu Ungern/ Beheim... Lpz., (Wolff Stürmer 1575). Kl4°. Titelbl. in Rot u. Schwarz, Mit zahlr. Text- Holzschnitten und durchgehend umlaufenden Zierleisten mit Blattornament. [40] Bl., 121 S., [11] Bl. Prgt.d. Zt. (Fleckig).
Seltenes Münzbuch mit prächtigen Holzschnitten. Stürmer erhielt 1571 von den Ober- und Niedersächsischen Münzständen den Auftrag, die Stöcke zu Münzbüchern zu schneiden, die alle damaligen erlaubten und verbotenen Münzen mit der Angabe ihres Wertes darstellen sollten. - VD16 S 9804; Lipsius/Leitzmann I, 417; Humpert 10907. - Etw. gebr. Auf einigen Tafeln Kreutzchen mit schwarzer Kreide eingetragen. Titelbl. mit hs. Eintragungen von alter Hand u. mit Alters- u. Gebrauchssp. Ränder meist im vorderen u. hinteren Teil re. wasserfl. Tls. fl., mit Löchern u. Randläsuren. - Rare coin book with magnificent woodcuts. - Somewhat browned. On some plates little crosses inscribed with black chalk. Title page with handwritten inscriptions Margins mostly waterstained in the front and back part on the right, partly spotted, with holes and marginal tears.
125-0332
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