Null Facsimile: Hartmann Schedel (1414-1514). LiberChronicarum, so-called Schede…

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Facsimile: Hartmann Schedel (1414-1514). LiberChronicarum, so-called Schedelsche Weltchronik, Ostfildern, Quantum Books n.d. (2002), facsimile based on the original from 1493 (Nuremberg, Koberger), half-cloth binding, gold-embossed title, traces of age

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Facsimile: Hartmann Schedel (1414-1514). LiberChronicarum, so-called Schedelsche Weltchronik, Ostfildern, Quantum Books n.d. (2002), facsimile based on the original from 1493 (Nuremberg, Koberger), half-cloth binding, gold-embossed title, traces of age

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