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The entire Augsburg Protestant ministry in pictures and writings …
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Rein,J.F. The entire Augsburg Protestant ministry in pictures and writings up to 1748. 2 vols. in 1 vol. Augsburg, Finck (1749). Cl.4°. With 201 (200 u. 1 additional) portraits in mezzotint style, engraved frontis. Front, eng. Intertitle and 11 views of the Protestant churches of Augsburg on 10 copper plates. 14 text leaves and 1 text for each portrait. Hardcover with reeded boards and rverg. (rubbing, some slight worming). Thieme-B. XXVIII, 115 - Fine mezzotint portraits of the Augsburg pastors since the Reformation. - No. 167 (Gottfried Lomer) with 2 different portraits. Portraits. - Some foxing, sporadically faint spotting.

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Rein,J.F. The entire Augsburg Protestant ministry in pictures and writings up to 1748. 2 vols. in 1 vol. Augsburg, Finck (1749). Cl.4°. With 201 (200 u. 1 additional) portraits in mezzotint style, engraved frontis. Front, eng. Intertitle and 11 views of the Protestant churches of Augsburg on 10 copper plates. 14 text leaves and 1 text for each portrait. Hardcover with reeded boards and rverg. (rubbing, some slight worming). Thieme-B. XXVIII, 115 - Fine mezzotint portraits of the Augsburg pastors since the Reformation. - No. 167 (Gottfried Lomer) with 2 different portraits. Portraits. - Some foxing, sporadically faint spotting.

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