Early Printed BooksDuff, E. Gordon (Edward Gordon)
History
Early Printed Books
Duff, E. Gordon (Edward Gordon)
Incunabula -- Bibliography; Printing -- History -- Origin and antecedents
OXFORD AND ST. ALBAN’S, 147
CHAPTER X
LONDON: JOHN LETTOU--WILLIAM DE MACHLINIA--RICHARD
PYNSON, 160
CHAPTER XI
THE SPREAD OF THE ART IN GREAT BRITAIN, 174
CHAPTER XII
THE STUDY OF BOOKBINDING, 185
CHAPTER XIII
THE COLLECTING AND DESCRIBING OF EARLY PRINTED
BOOKS, 201
INDEX OF PRINTERS AND PLACES, 213
Illustrations
PAGE FROM THE CANON OF THE MASS PRINTED BY
SCHOEFFER ABOUT 1458 (_much reduced_), _Frontispiece_
(From the unique copy in the Bodleian.)
PLATE PAGE
I. PAGE 3 OF THE ‘MIRABILIA ROMÆ,’ 11
(From the copy in the British Museum.)
II. THE CATALOGUE ISSUED BY SCHOEFFER ABOUT 1469
(_reduced_), 31
(Reproduced from a full-sized facsimile of the original
in the Munich Library, published in the _Centralblatt
für Bibliothekswesen_.)
III. PAGE 3 OF THE ‘LIBER EPISTOLARUM’ OF GASPARINUS
BARZIZIUS, the first book printed at Paris, 83
(From the copy in the British Museum.)
IV. FRAGMENT OF AN EDITION OF THE ‘DOCTRINALE’ OF
ALEXANDER GALLUS, one of the so-called ‘Costeriana,’ 98
(Reduced from the copy in the British Museum.)
V. PAGE OF THE FIRST EDITION OF THE ‘SARUM BREVIARY,’ 127
(Printed at Cologne about 1475.)
VI. PART OF A PAGE FROM THE ‘GOLDEN LEGEND,’ 144
(Printed by Julian Notary in 1503. From the copy in
the British Museum.)
VII. FIRST PAGE OF THE ‘EXCITATIO AD ELEMOSINAM
FACIENDAM,’ 152
(Printed at Oxford about 1485. From the unique copy
in the British Museum.)
VIII. PAGE OF THE ‘HORÆ AD USUM SARUM,’ 163
(Printed at London by Machlinia. From the fragment
in the University Library, Cambridge.)
IX. LAST PAGE OF THE ‘FESTUM NOMINIS JESU,’ 167
(Printed at London by Pynson about 1493. From the
unique copy in the British Museum.)
X. STAMPED BINDING WITH THE DEVICE OF PYNSON, 193
(From the original in the British Museum.)
EARLY PRINTED BOOKS.
CHAPTER I.
STEPS TOWARDS THE INVENTION.
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