[Early Printing] Gutenberg, Johannes Leaf from the Gutenberg Bible

Porcelain Sculpture of the Inventor of Printing Johannes Gutenberg by "Rex Porcelain Manufacturing" Spain, c. 1975. Produced in a limited edition of 100 only, the figure depicts the father of printin

Porcelain Sculpture of the Inventor of Printing Johannes Gutenberg by "Rex Porcelain Manufacturing" Spain, c. 1975. Produced in a limited edition of 100 only, the figure depicts the father of printing

Porcelain Sculpture of the Inventor of Printing Johannes Gutenberg by "Rex Porcelain Manufacturing" Spain, c. 1975. Produced in a limited edition of 100 only, the figure depicts the father of printing

A bronze bust depicting Johannes Gutenberg, inventor of the printing press. The bust is presented on a black marble base. No discernible artist signature. It measures approx. 18" H x 11.5" W x 7" D. C

Miniature wooden model of the Gutenberg Book Printing Press. Circa 1440, German goldsmith Johannes Gutenberg invented the movable type printing press. Model mounted on a green marble base. [10 7/8" H

[Bible] 18 Leaves from the 1961 Cooper Square Gutenberg Bible facsimile. Unbound. Approx 12 1/4" x 18". Condition Very good. Pages clean and unmarked, with colors and gilt vivid and bright.

Two (2) Renaissance-style patinated metal sculptures, modeled as Johannes Gutenberg, inventor of the movable-type printing press, and Christopher Columbus, explorer and navigator. [Taller (overall): 2

Heading: (Early Printing - Incunabula) Author: Title: Original printed leaf from the 1477 German Bible printed by Gunther Zainer Place Published: [Augsburg] Publisher: Date Published: 1477

1891 1st ed Pentateuch of Printing Press & English Bible Gutenberg Illustrated The best brief outline of the history of printing! William Blades’ ‘The Pentateuch of Printing with a Chapter on Judg

1891 1st ed Pentateuch of Printing Press & English Bible Gutenberg The best brief outline of the history of printing! William Blades’ ‘The Pentateuch of Printing with a Chapter on Judges’ is the

Two antique Gustave Doré Illustrated books. This lot includes two large hardcover books from Cassell Publishing: Dante’s Inferno and Bible Gallery. Both are early printings, with Bible Galle

[Early Printing] The Holy Bible Containing the Old Testament and the New London: Robert Barker, 1639. Two parts in one, including the Apocrypha. 4to in eights. (908) pp., (A1-3L4). Illustrated with ge

Leaf from a circa 15th century German Bible. Folio, 13.75" x 9.25". Featuring a large hand-colored woodcut, text rubricated in red. Leaf from the book of Kings. Quite attractive.

Heading: (Early Printing - 1506) Author: Title: Illuminated leaf on vellum from a printed Book of Hours with large metalcut of "Anatomical Man" Place Published: Paris Publisher:Anthoine Verard D

Great early 1576 printing of the New Testament Bible in the German language. Leather embossed cover of Christ on the cross.4 1/2" wide by 6 1/2" tall by 2 1/2" thick

Gutenberg, Johann. Full Color Facsimile of The Gutenberg Bible, Part One. Monumental facsimile of the Gutenberg Bible published in 1977 in Munich, Germany. This milestone in reproduction is in twelve

A Fine bible leaf from a 1534 German printing by Peter Qentels from Salomo with three picture initials. Measures 9.5 x 14" and accompanied by color copy of the title leaf. Reserve: $30.00 Shipping: Do

[Early Printing] [Incunabula] Beroaldo, Filippo Orationes et carmima [Paris: Michael Toulouse for Denis Roce, October 12, 1499] 4to. Leaf size 186 x 127 mm. a-g6, h5; 38-40 lines per page. Incomplete,

Early printing.- A group of Continental and English printed leaves and prints, including a leaf from an incunable edition of Libri de re rustica and a folio leaf of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shr

A 17th C engraved leaf with the border printed only. The title would have been printed seperately onto this leaf. A rare and interesting example of early printing. Fine, measures 9 x 12.5". Reserve: $

A leaf from "THE xiii Bukes of Eneados of the famose Poete Virgill Translated out of Latyne Verses into Scottish metir...", by Gavin Douglas, printed at London, 1553. A very rare early printing in Sco

A leaf from "THE xiii Bukes of Eneados of the famose Poete Virgill Translated out of Latyne Verses into Scottish metir...", by Gavin Douglas, printed at London, 1553. A very rare early printing in Sco

An interesting example of early printing, from the 17th century, being the allegorical border of a title leaf to a religious book with the blank area for the printing of the text. Of French origin wit

[Early Printing] (Morgenstern, Georg)Fragment from "Sermones contra omnem mundi perversum statum"(Leipzig: Wolfgang Stöckel, ca. 1502). Small 4to. Fragment: 44 leaves. Collation: A2-B3, B5-C2, C5-D2,