Lot 60
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BOOK OF HOURS, use of Rome (Latin). Paris: G[ermain] Hardouyn [c. 1500-1510], olive morocco gilt by Leighton, g.e., extremities scuffed, chemise and morocco-backed slipcase (worn), lacking calendar, all full-page cuts, and other leaves, occasional smudging to color, collation: A1 C4-8 D-M8 N4, 81 (of ?) leaves, 28 lines, bâtarde type, wood- or metal cut printer's device on title and 12 vignettes, PRINTED ON VELLUM, the cuts fully colored by a contemporary illuminator, architectural borders supplied to the pages with vignettes in gold and red ink, initials and line fillers in gold on siena or blue grounds, bookplate of Paul-Louis Feiss -- [JAMES I, owner]. LUCANUS, MARCUS ANNAEUS. Pharsalia, Leipzig: (Henning Grosse) 1589, contemporary English brown calf, arms of King James I stamped in blind at center of covers within blind-tooled fillet border, later lettering-piece, worn, repairs to upper cover, corners, board edges and tail of spine, a remboîtage?, folding morocco case by R. Wallis (rubbed), soiling and foxing, woodcut printer's device on title, early ownership inscriptions on front flyleaf of Will Braton and Gilb. Franfide(?) -- PÉRÉFIXE, HARDOUIN DE BEAUMONT. Histoire du Roy Henry le Grand, Amsterdam: Louis & Daniel Elzevier 1661, 12mo, brown morocco, covers and spine tooled in gold with an overall pattern of repeated royal ciphers (crowned H's), each encircled in a laurel wreath, turn-ins gilt, g.e., by Capé, extremities worn, inner hinges cracked, First Elzevier edition, second issue, additional engraved title, Rothschild III, 2235, Willems 1272, bookplate of Cortlandt Field Bishop (sale, part 2, Anderson Galleries, New York, 25-27 April 1938, lot 1739) -- [Office de la Semaine Sainte (vol. 2 only)], Paris 1701, eighteenth-century French dark green morocco, covers with gold-tooled dentelle border, spine gilt, red morocco doublures with different dentelle border, edges marbled and gilt, ATTRIBUTED TO LUC-ANTOINE BOYET, extremities rubbed, engravings; together 4 vols., 8vo except as noted. (4)

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BOOK OF HOURS, use of Rome (Latin). Paris: G[ermain] Hardouyn [c. 1500-1510], olive morocco gilt by Leighton, g.e., extremities scuffed, chemise and morocco-backed slipcase (worn), lacking calendar, all full-page cuts, and other leaves, occasional smudging to color, collation: A1 C4-8 D-M8 N4, 81 (of ?) leaves, 28 lines, bâtarde type, wood- or metal cut printer's device on title and 12 vignettes, PRINTED ON VELLUM, the cuts fully colored by a contemporary illuminator, architectural borders supplied to the pages with vignettes in gold and red ink, initials and line fillers in gold on siena or blue grounds, bookplate of Paul-Louis Feiss -- [JAMES I, owner]. LUCANUS, MARCUS ANNAEUS. Pharsalia, Leipzig: (Henning Grosse) 1589, contemporary English brown calf, arms of King James I stamped in blind at center of covers within blind-tooled fillet border, later lettering-piece, worn, repairs to upper cover, corners, board edges and tail of spine, a remboîtage?, folding morocco case by R. Wallis (rubbed), soiling and foxing, woodcut printer's device on title, early ownership inscriptions on front flyleaf of Will Braton and Gilb. Franfide(?) -- PÉRÉFIXE, HARDOUIN DE BEAUMONT. Histoire du Roy Henry le Grand, Amsterdam: Louis & Daniel Elzevier 1661, 12mo, brown morocco, covers and spine tooled in gold with an overall pattern of repeated royal ciphers (crowned H's), each encircled in a laurel wreath, turn-ins gilt, g.e., by Capé, extremities worn, inner hinges cracked, First Elzevier edition, second issue, additional engraved title, Rothschild III, 2235, Willems 1272, bookplate of Cortlandt Field Bishop (sale, part 2, Anderson Galleries, New York, 25-27 April 1938, lot 1739) -- [Office de la Semaine Sainte (vol. 2 only)], Paris 1701, eighteenth-century French dark green morocco, covers with gold-tooled dentelle border, spine gilt, red morocco doublures with different dentelle border, edges marbled and gilt, ATTRIBUTED TO LUC-ANTOINE BOYET, extremities rubbed, engravings; together 4 vols., 8vo except as noted. (4)