[Horae: ad usum Parisiensem]
Catholic Church.
Pigouchet, Philippe,active 15th century-16th century,printer.
Capé, Charles-François,1806-1867,binder.StEdNL
Perrins, Charles William Dyson,1864-1958,former owner.StEdNL
Sotheby's (Firm),bookseller.StEdNL
Bernard Quaritch (Firm),bookseller.StEdNL
[Paris : Philippe Pigouchet, for Toussaint de Montjay,
26 September 1493]
Title from ISTC.
Printer's device of Pigouchet on recto of leaf a1. Rest of imprint from colophon.
Text in Latin except for the colophon in French.
Text within historiated border.
Colophon: Les presentes heures a usage de Paris farent acheuees le. xxvi. iour de septembre. Lan. Mis. CCCCiiii. xx. et. xiii. Pour Toussains de mo[n]tiay libraire demoura[n]t en sa rue de la harpe pres saint cosme.
Signatures: a-q⁸
Initials and paragraph marks supplied in gold on a red or blue background.
Printed on vellum.
GW
ISTC
Pegg, M. A. Incunables in the National Library of Scotland: accessions 1946-1966,
Monogram ME at foot of recto of leaf a1. Bookplate and booklabel of C. W. Dyson Perrins on front pastedown. Lot 434 in the 5 November 1946 Sotheby's sale of Perrins's books where it sold for £400. Pencil collation note by Quaritch on recto of back free endpaper. Bought by the Library from Quaritch with the Lauriston Castle Fund 14 November 1946.
19th-century red morocco with elaborate gilt tooled design on front and back boards, gilt tooled spine, gilt rolled board edges and turn-ins, gilt edges and marbled endpapers by Capé.
Books of hours
France Paris.