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Missale Romanum, restored in accordance with the decree of the Sacred Council of Trent. Published by order of Pope Pius V. Antwerp: C. Plantin, 1574. Folio: [i-ii]-[2]-iii/xlii [i.e., xxxviii]-[18]-307-[1]-cxii-167-[1 bl.]-110-[2]-18 pp. (Part 1: v–viii omitted from the pagination as recorded by Voet; missing: T4 = pp. 295–296, 2D3 = pp. liii–liv, i1 = pp. 129–130; last pp. [19–20 = approbatio] misplaced after the title; title reinforced, heavy water stains and slight traces of mold at the beginning and end of the volume, a few leaves somewhat soiled and worn, marginal wormholes in the gutter of some leaves). Contemporary polished calf on wooden boards, blind-stamped with a double interlacing frame of fillets and a scroll of medallion portraits, the same scroll repeated in the center, spine with raised bands, two cut and chased brass clasps, the board edges protected by plain brass edge fittings (spine and endpapers renewed, covers scratched, clasp straps, lower-cover clasp fittings, and 3 (of 8) brass edge fittings missing). Text and plainchant on four-line staves printed in red and black in two columns. Woodcut illustrations comprising initials, illustrations within the text, and 8 vignettes within ornamental borders printed in red and black, each facing a chapter opening within borders incorporating historiated medallions, monogrammed PB (P. van der Borcht) and AVL (A. Van Londerzeel). Enriched with a manuscript bifolium entitled “Missa de Sancta Anna” (17th century?). Ref. Voet 1685 A. - Ruelens & De Backer 145.
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