Rader,M. Bavaria sancta. (Vol. 1 of 3). Mchn., Berg für Sadeler 1615. Cl.Fol. Wi…

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Rader,M.

Bavaria sancta. (Vol. 1 of 3). Mchn., Berg für Sadeler 1615. cl.fol. with copper title, 57 (of 59) whole engravings. Engravings, 3 text engravings u. gest. Printer's mark at the end. 159 (of 161) num. fol., 12 nn. Sheets. Embossed. Bindery of the time (damage, loose front cover). Lentner II, 4095. de Backer-S. I, 601, 12th - First edition of the first volume, followed by two more volumes in 1624-27. - The splendid engravings show miracles and martyrdoms of the Bavarian saints. - Missing the num. Bl. 70 u. 135 with jwls. 1 whole. copper. Sheet 153 connected. Bl. 19 loose a. trimmed. (missing the text). Partly spotted and with marginal tears, copper title above trimmed and with handwritten ownership inscription. ownership inscription.

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