Gi.6.39
Opera nova de messer Antonio Vinciguerra secretario della Illustrissima Signoria di Venetia..
Venetijs : per Ioan. A.ntonium [sic] & fratres de Sabio., M D XXVII. Mense Martio. [1527]
[72] p. ; 14 cm. (8vo)
Imprint from colophon.
Signatures: A-D⁸ E⁴.
Engraved title page with printer's device showing a dolphin at sea under a starry sky.
Adams, V833
EDIT16, CNCE 32274
USTC, 863463
Armorial bookplate with motto "aquila non capit muscas", undated and without name, on front pastedown.
Armorial bookplate of Sir Hector Livingston Duff, engraving signed C. McLard 1930, on front flyleaf.
Ex dono label of Joseph Frederick Burrell, dated 1983, on front flyleaf. Ms. signature "J. Burrell Grange Close November 1954 (Venice September 1957)".
Bookseller's ms. note on front flyleaf: "from Foscarini Library".
18th-century armorial red morocco over pasteboards. Covers decorated with gilt roll to form a border; gilt centrepiece with crowned coat of arms with fleur de lys and lion; gilt roll on board edges. Spine with five raised bands, decorated with gilt tools and titling over black label ("Vinci atir [sic]"). Textblock trimmed and gilted. Endpapers of marbled (pastedowns and facing flyleaves) and undecorated paper; five flyleaves at both ends of the textblock.
Does not present leaf E4.
Loose card dated 3.12.1954 suggesting that [Alan] Munby dated the binding and its stamp about 1750, signed A.C.
Former ECL shelfmark: DDk.6.18.
Satire, Italian Early works to 1800.
Nicolini da Sabbio, Giovanni Antonio printer.
Burrell, Joseph Frederick, 1909 - 1983 former owner.
Duff, Hector Livingston, 1872 - 1954 former owner.
Convitto nazionale Marco Foscarini former owner.
Italy Venice.
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B51245