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Cambridge: University Press, 1966. cloth, dust jacket. 4to. cloth, dust jacket. xiv, 227 pages. First edition. The Sandars Lectures given by Mr. Norton. "concise history of all the presses known..." Spine of jacket lightly faded, else near fine. From the reference library of Philadelphia Rare Books & Manuscripts with their bookplate included.

Cambridge University Press. 1966. First Edition, 4to, ex-library, frontis., 5 plates, orig. cloth, d.w. A concise history of all the presses known to have been working in Spain in the period 1501-20, with details of the careers of the printers, of aspects of Spanish book-production, and of the typographical material available.

London: Cambridge University Press, 1966. 1ª ed. Tela con sobrecubierta. 20x28.5. Discreto sello de biblioteca en el verso de la portada, pero muy buen ejemplar

Cambridge UP, 1966. 4to. xiv,227 pp.With frontisp. and 7 plates. Cloth. (Sandars Lect.Bibl.1963) * 804 - De la Renaissance � la Revolution

Cambridge University Press, London, first edition, 1966. Cloth, top edge green, 4to, 30 cm,. xiii, 227 pp, plates, map. The Sandars lectures in bibliography, 1963. "Mr Norton's Sandars lectures comprise a history of all the presses known to have been working in Spain in the period 1501-1520 with details of the careers of the printers, of aspects of Spanish book-production, and of the typographical material available. For biographical detail Mr Norton draws on a wide range of printed documents; but the rest is based on his study of the surviving books. As a result of his researches into types and ornaments, he has been able to ascribe many anonymously printed books to their printers. In particular, he has been able to bring order into the hitherto muddled chronology of the early editions of the Celestina, the most important Spanish literary work of the time. Mr Norton's researches also throw new light on the Spanish book-trade - its subjection to royal influences, the scope and variety… Read More

Paperback / softback. New. Originally published in this volume in 1966, Mr Norton's Sandars lectures comprise a concise history of all the presses known to have been working in Spain in the period 1501-1520, with details of the careers of the printers, of aspects of Spanish book production, and of the typographical material available.

Cambridge University Press, London, first edition, 1966. Cloth, top edge green, 4to, 30 cm,. xiii, 227 pp, plates, map. The Sandars lectures in bibliography, 1963. "Mr Norton's Sandars lectures comprise a history of all the presses known to have been working in Spain in the period 1501-1520 with details of the careers of the printers, of aspects of Spanish book-production, and of the typographical material available. For biographical detail Mr Norton draws on a wide range of printed documents; but the rest is based on his study of the surviving books. As a result of his researches into types and ornaments, he has been able to ascribe many anonymously printed books to their printers. In particular, he has been able to bring order into the hitherto muddled chronology of the early editions of the Celestina, the most important Spanish literary work of the time. Mr Norton's researches also throw new light on the Spanish book-trade - its subjection to royal influences, the scope and variety… Read More

Mansfield Center, Connecticut, Martino Publishing, 1999.. Large 8°, burgundy publisher's cloth. In very fine condition. xxiii, 581 pp., mostly in two columns. *** Facsimile of the original 1978 edition published by Cambridge University Press. This is the definitive work for Spanish and Portuguese imprints for the years covered. It is organized by cities and printers, and dates, giving for each title the format, collation by signatures as well as by pagination, number of lines per page, thorough transcriptions of the title, other headings within the book, and locations. There is a historical summary of the career of each printer and a description of types used, including facsimiles of letters.***

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1978. cloth, dust jacket. 4to. cloth, dust jacket. xxiii, 581 pages. Describes 1368 items from Spain and 43 from Portugal in detail in this massive bibliography. Near fine condition. Lacking the dust jacket. From the reference library of Philadelphia Rare Books & Manuscripts with their bookplate included.

(Mansfield Centre: Martino Publishing, 1999. cloth. Spain. small 4to. cloth. xxiii, 581 pages. Reprinted from the first edition, with permission of Cambridge University Press, from their 1978 edition. 1368 items from Spain and 43 from Portugal are described in detail in this massive bibliography. Arranged geographically by press, with short notes on the printer, an annotated list of his types, a list of devices used by the printer, and notes in colophons giving information on the printer heading each section.

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, [1978] First edition. Cloth. Quarto. Fine in fine d.j. This book represents the first attempt to establish as complete a catalogue as possible of all the works, including ephemeral matter, known to have been printed in Spain and Portugal in the years 1501 - 1520. It includes authentically recorded lost works. The catalogue describes 1368 items from Spain and 43 from Portugal. 58 untraced works known to have existed during the last hundred years and 190 works which are perhaps finally lost have been described from the available evidence.