Null Copper Bible, facsimile of the New Testament illustrated by Matthäus Merian…

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Copper Bible, facsimile of the New Testament illustrated by Matthäus Merian in 1630, splendid edition. Publisher: Coron, 2001. 45 x 31 x 7 cm.

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Copper Bible, facsimile of the New Testament illustrated by Matthäus Merian in 1630, splendid edition. Publisher: Coron, 2001. 45 x 31 x 7 cm.

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Facsimile of the Copper Bible by M. Merian Strasbourg 1630, New Testament, Germanized by Martin Luther, after the copy in the Württemberg State Library Stuttgart, Coron Verlag Zurich (1989), 269 p., with 77 coloured illustrations after copper engravings by M. Merian, leather binding with gold embossing and corner fittings, clasps missing, gilt top edge, good condition, binding partially minimally rubbed, 44.5 x 31 cm, 4377 - 0036

Facsimile of the copper Bible by M. Merian Strasbourg 1630, New Testament, after the copy in the Württemberg State Library Stuttgart, Coron Verlag Zurich 1989, leather binding with gold embossing, corner fittings and clasps, gilt edges, 45 x 31 cm, 4474 - 0017

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View of the castle of Saarbrücken, Frankfurt/Main, 1645, copper engraving by Matthäus Merian (1593-1650) for the 5th volume of his "Topographia Germaniae", 12.6 x 17.7 cm, with narrow margin, slightly foxing. Limit 20,-

Nuremberg - general view - "Norenberga", historical panoramic view from the east, copper engraving (printed from two plates and put together) by Matthäus Merian / possibly in collaboration with Casper Merian, from Martin Zeiller a. Matthäus Merian "Topographie von Franken", Frankfurt c. 1645, ob. titled in two inscription bands, in between a laurel-wreathed medallion with imperial and city coat of arms, and on a further inscription band legend 1-34, c. 20.5 x 64cm, browned / min. stained, light-stained, smoothed traces of old folds, matted, RhG (min. dam., unopened, ca. 40,5 x 82,5cm)

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