Third edition of the great encyclopaedia of natural science, printed with Jenson's famous Antiqua, the model for all later Antiqua types. With 26 large initials in gold on blue, green and rose ground as well as numerous painted lombards in blue. 19th cent. vellum (used, lacks spine). - 343 (of 358) nn. leaves. Lacking 12 text and 3 blank leaves. Partly minor browning or foxing, some leaves washed (lombards and early marginalia faded), 8 leaves with restored tear (affecting 2 large initials), 1 leaf with large defective corner (initial removed, loss of text). Historia naturalis. 1472.
Plinius Secundus, C., Historia naturalis. Ed. Johannes Andreas de Buxis. Mit 26 großen Blattgold-Initialen auf blauem, grünem und rosafarbenem Grund , ferner zahlr. Lombarden in Blau. Venedig, Nicolaus Jenson 1472. Pgt. d. 19. Jhs. Folio. 343 (st. 358) nn. Bll. Rom. Type. 50 Zeilen. Hain/Cop. 13089. - GW M34326. - Goff P 788. - BMC V, 172. - BSB P-601. - Polain 4660. - Klebs 786.3. - Essling 3. - Dritte Ausgabe dieser großen und ältesten Enzyklopädie der Naturwissenschaften, die erste Ausgabe erschien 1469 bei Johannes de Spira. Gedruckt mit Jensons berühmter Antiqua, dem großen Ur- und Vorbild aller späteren Antiqua-Formen. "If the editio princeps of this work, by I. de Spira, be considered as the chef d'oeuvre of the press of that artist, so is the present production the chef d'oeuvre of the press of Jenson. As a Latin volume, printed in the XVth century, there is nothing which surpasses it. The type is yet more elegantly formed than I. de Spira's, and the spacing of the lines and register of the page are more skilfully exact." (Dibdin II, 318) - Fehlen insges. 12 Textbll. (Bl. 21, 52, 61, 96, 99, 105, 115, 191, 212, 243, 280, 356), sowie 3 weiße Bll. - Tlw. schwach gebräunt oder gering stockfleckig, stellenw. gereinigt (Lombarden und alte Marginalien etw. verwaschen), 8 Bll. mit hinterl. Einriß (davon 2 Initialen betroffen), 1 Bl. mit gr. Eckabriß (Initiale entfernt, Textverlust). Einbd. mit Gebrauchsspuren, Rücken fehlt. Third edition of the great encyclopaedia of natural science, printed with Jenson's famous Antiqua, the model for all later Antiqua types. With 26 large initials in gold on blue, green and rose ground as well as numerous painted lombards in blue. 19th cent. vellum (used, lacks spine). - 343 (of 358) nn. leaves. Lacking 12 text and 3 blank leaves. Partly minor browning or foxing, some leaves washed (lombards and early marginalia faded), 8 leaves with restored tear (affecting 2 large initials), 1 leaf with large defective corner (initial removed, loss of text).
Third edition of the great encyclopaedia of natural science, printed with Jenson's famous Antiqua, the model for all later Antiqua types. With 26 large initials in gold on blue, green and rose ground as well as numerous painted lombards in blue. 19th cent. vellum (used, lacks spine). - 343 (of 358) nn. leaves. Lacking 12 text and 3 blank leaves. Partly minor browning or foxing, some leaves washed (lombards and early marginalia faded), 8 leaves with restored tear (affecting 2 large initials), 1 leaf with large defective corner (initial removed, loss of text). Historia naturalis. 1472.
Plinius Secundus, C., Historia naturalis. Ed. Johannes Andreas de Buxis. Mit 26 großen Blattgold-Initialen auf blauem, grünem und rosafarbenem Grund , ferner zahlr. Lombarden in Blau. Venedig, Nicolaus Jenson 1472. Pgt. d. 19. Jhs. Folio. 343 (st. 358) nn. Bll. Rom. Type. 50 Zeilen. Hain/Cop. 13089. - GW M34326. - Goff P 788. - BMC V, 172. - BSB P-601. - Polain 4660. - Klebs 786.3. - Essling 3. - Dritte Ausgabe dieser großen und ältesten Enzyklopädie der Naturwissenschaften, die erste Ausgabe erschien 1469 bei Johannes de Spira. Gedruckt mit Jensons berühmter Antiqua, dem großen Ur- und Vorbild aller späteren Antiqua-Formen. "If the editio princeps of this work, by I. de Spira, be considered as the chef d'oeuvre of the press of that artist, so is the present production the chef d'oeuvre of the press of Jenson. As a Latin volume, printed in the XVth century, there is nothing which surpasses it. The type is yet more elegantly formed than I. de Spira's, and the spacing of the lines and register of the page are more skilfully exact." (Dibdin II, 318) - Fehlen insges. 12 Textbll. (Bl. 21, 52, 61, 96, 99, 105, 115, 191, 212, 243, 280, 356), sowie 3 weiße Bll. - Tlw. schwach gebräunt oder gering stockfleckig, stellenw. gereinigt (Lombarden und alte Marginalien etw. verwaschen), 8 Bll. mit hinterl. Einriß (davon 2 Initialen betroffen), 1 Bl. mit gr. Eckabriß (Initiale entfernt, Textverlust). Einbd. mit Gebrauchsspuren, Rücken fehlt. Third edition of the great encyclopaedia of natural science, printed with Jenson's famous Antiqua, the model for all later Antiqua types. With 26 large initials in gold on blue, green and rose ground as well as numerous painted lombards in blue. 19th cent. vellum (used, lacks spine). - 343 (of 358) nn. leaves. Lacking 12 text and 3 blank leaves. Partly minor browning or foxing, some leaves washed (lombards and early marginalia faded), 8 leaves with restored tear (affecting 2 large initials), 1 leaf with large defective corner (initial removed, loss of text).
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