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Law. FUSARIO, Vincentio. "Tractatus de substitutionibus In Duas Partes Distinctus..." . Books . Venetiis, Robertum Meiettum, 1628. Folio major. 10 h. + 978 p. + 41 h. Cover in two inks. Period parchment labeled on spine, deteriorated. Spine detached. Traces of rust and moisture. Lot to examine.

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Law. FUSARIO, Vincentio. "Tractatus de substitutionibus In Duas Partes Distinctus..." . Books . Venetiis, Robertum Meiettum, 1628. Folio major. 10 h. + 978 p. + 41 h. Cover in two inks. Period parchment labeled on spine, deteriorated. Spine detached. Traces of rust and moisture. Lot to examine.

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[ECONOMICS] SCACCIA, Sigismund (1564-1634). Tractatus de commerciis, et cambio. Geneva: Widerhold Herman, 1664. Lot including one of the earliest modern treatises on economic and banking theory reflecting seventeenth-century liberal ideas on credit, trade and exchange, and Ansaldi's classic on commercial and insurance law. Folio, (330 x 200mm). title page vignette, initials, head; and tailpieces, text in two columns (scattered browning, foxing, a few marginal tears). Bound in contemporary vellum, title inked to spine (wormholes to spine, some wear). Provenance: old underlining, contemporary ownership inscription to endpaper; contemporary ownership inscription to title-page [IN LOT WITH:] ANSALDI, Ansaldo (1651-1719). De commercio, et mercatura [BOUND WITH:] Tractatus duo de assecurationibus et proxenetis. Geneva: Tournes, 1751. 2 vols in one, folio, (367 x 226mm). allegorical vignette to title-page, initials, head-and tailpieces, text in two columns (marginal dampstaining, some spotting and browning, marginal tear to K5 not touching text). Contemporary vellum-backed rustic paper, spine lettered in manuscript, boards speckled (light wear). Provenance: ciphers to half-title and title-page, lawyer Clemente Persico (ex libris). (1)

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[ECONOMICS]. Lot of three works on economics and law . Lot of three works: STRACCA, Benvenuto (1509-1578). De mercatura [BOUND WITH:] Tractatus duo de Assecurationibus. Amsterdam: Schipper, 1668-1699. 2 volumes, folio, (351 x 200 mm). Vignette to titles, text in two columns (browning, some spotting, a few marginal tears not touching text, wormtracks to upper margins of H5-K1 not touching text). Contemporary vellum binding, gilt title-pieces to spines (wear, and some chipping). Provenance: lawyer Clemente Persico (ex libris) [IN LOT WITH:] DUPUIS DE LA SERRA, Jacques (1657-1716). Treatise on Letters of Exchange. Florence: Mornini, 1718. 12mo, (173 x 90mm). Initials, engraved tailpieces (foxing). Contemporary vellum binding, title lettered to spine in manuscript, speckled edges (some wear). Provenance: 18th-century episcopal arms to title-page [IN LOT WITH:] CARROCIO, Vincenzo (15th cent.). Tractatus luculentus de iuramento litis decisorio. Venice: Zenaro, 1595. 4to, (212 x 145mm). illustrated vignette to title, engraved initials, head-, and tailpieces (foxing, inkstain with loss of a few letters on f. P2). Contemporary vellum binding, manuscript title to spine (light wear). Provenance: early underlining. (3)

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Norris Embry (American, 1921-1981). Group of two mixed media on paper abstract paintings. One signed along the lower right. The other signed and dated 1955 along the upper right. Both with a stamp "99/11" along the verso. (Vertical) Height: 11 1/2 in x width: 8 3/4 in. (Horizontal) Height: 6 3/4 in x width: 8 1/4 in.

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Norris Embry (American, 1921-1981). Group of two mixed media on paper abstract paintings. One signed in white in the center right in the image. The other signed and dated 1979 along the lower right. (Small) Height: 17 in x width: 23 3/4 in. (Large) Height: 18 in x width: 24 in.

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