Peregrinations of French types in the sixteenth century
Subtitle: printing of Robert Ballarmine's Disputationes in southern Germany
By: by Mark Argetsinger; foreward by Herbert H. Johnson
Contributors: Sartorius, Adam; Johnson, Herbert H. (Herbert Harrison), writer of foreword; Press of Robert LoMascolo
Publisher: The Press of Robert LoMascolo
Place of publication: Union Springs, New York
Language: und
Number of pages: 1242
Subjects: Type and type-founding; Printing; Specimens; Type designers; Artists' books; Letterpress printing
Other titles: Peregrinations
Description: "With a bifolium printed in 1591 by David Sartorius in Ingolstadt, the text explores how the types of French masters such as Claude Garamond came to be used in Sartorius' printing house in southern Germany."-- https://www.veatchs.com/pages/books/17891/mark-argetsinger/peregrinations-of-french-types-in-the-sixteenth-century
Notes: "A bibliographical analysis of the second Ingolstadt edition printed by David Sartorius, with leaves incorporated from volume II, 'De sacramentis' 1591..." -- Title page

"This book has been designed, letterpress printed from plates, and bound by hand at The Press of Robert LoMascolo in Union Springs, New York. Of an edition of 200 copies this is copy..." -- Colophon

Rare Book copy: No. 194.

Quarter bound in white with red ornamented patterning.