#Q.152
oX7 no.69 folio
221 X75
The cradle of printing.
Kraus, H. P., firm, booksellers, New York.
The cradle of printing, from Mainz and Bamberg to West- minster and St. Albans; one hundred incunabula and manu- scripts important for the development of early printing. New York 1954,
99p. illus. (part mounted) facsims. (part col.) 86cm,
“Price list” ((2) p.) inserted.
“The first book of a living author ever printed, ‘Johannes Brunner’s’ Grammathica rhythmica, by Hans Nachod. (Rare books; notes on the history of old books and manuscripts ... volume vu, no. 4, May, 1954)” ((8) p.) inserted.
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1, Incunabula—Facsimiles, 1. Title.
Z241.K75 8 655.24 55-605 (2)
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