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446. Incunabula (Printed leaf), Guillaume Durand, Rationale Divinorum Officiorum (On the Meaning of Divine Order), Nuremburg, [1481]. 8 x 11". This work of the French canonist (1230-1296) discusses the origin and symbolic sense of Christian ritual and is acknowledged to be one of the great authorities on Western liturgy. This Incunabula period leaf is distinguished by the exuberant use of hand colored rubication, typical of Renaissance work. The printer, Anton Koberger, is among the most highly esteemed of German printers. (A) Illustrated at left. $80-100
447. 321. (A+) Illustrated at left. $150-200
448. 272. (A+) Illustrated at right. $150-200
449. 347. (A+) Illustrated at left. $150-200
450. Printed leaves (Pair of leaves), [1547-74]. 8 x 12". First from Q. Horatius Flaccus Opera Dionysii Lambini Emendatus..., printed in Paris by J. Macaeus, in 1547. The second is from Consiliorum D. Guidonis Papae Doctoris , printed in Frankfort, by George Corvinus, in 1574. Light foxing. (B) Illustrated at right. $50-60
453. Indenture, 1732. 28.5 x 22". Large sheet of vellum, in full manuscript, with striking calligraphy including a royal crest. The document is a land transfer in England between Elizabeth Loyd and Richard Hollyman. Folded and complete with red wax seals and tax stamp. (A) $160-190
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