BRANCA, Juan - "HANDBUCH DER ARCHITEKTUR... mit Ergänzungen und Anmerkungen von Leonardo Vegni" M.: Witwe von Joachin Ibarra, 1790. 8º, beriebener Karton. 2 Stunden + 175 Seiten. + 29 gestochene Tafeln. Selten im Handel. Palau 34429.

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BRANCA, Juan - "HANDBUCH DER ARCHITEKTUR... mit Ergänzungen und Anmerkungen von Leonardo Vegni" M.: Witwe von Joachin Ibarra, 1790. 8º, beriebener Karton. 2 Stunden + 175 Seiten. + 29 gestochene Tafeln. Selten im Handel. Palau 34429.

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