missale romanum ex von pius v (20 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover Leder. 107+720+315 Seiten+Appendix Zustand: Ecken, Kanten stark bestoßen, berieben. Der Rücken ist nach Innen gebogen. Die Blätter sind am Rand stark nachgedunkelt und am äußersten Rand brüchig. Innen gut, jedoch Gebrauchsspuren. la Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

Hardcover. Folio ( 32,0 : 23,2 cm). Geglätteter Original-Kalbslederband mit 7 Lesebändchen und Griffregister. Je 5 Schuhnägel aus Messing auf Vorder- und Hinterdeckel. Das Leder etwas beschabt, an Ecken und Kanten teils durchgerieben. 18 Bll., 170, 12, 185-404, 31, XXIII-CXII. Es FEHLEN die Seiten 171-184 (incl. einem Holzstich) sowie I-XXII, diese hier in einfacher Kopie ergänzt aus der textgleichen Ausgabe 1787. Die hier eingebunden 12 und 31 Seiten einer anderen Ausgabe dienten der Textlückenersetzung. Paginierung Missae Ariminensi: 34 / 2 Seiten. Im Innenbereich etwas fleckig. Aufwendig durch einen Restaurator immer wieder Papier an den Rändern ergänzt und angesetzt oder Einrisse mit Japanpapier ausgebessert, teils mit Buchstaben und Wortverlusten. Durchgängig zweifarbig in rot und schwarz gedruckt mit gestochenen Versalien. Titelblatt mit Holzstich, ein weiterer ganzseitiger Holzstich vor Seite 1, S.5 (2.Tl., L8) und S.186. Seltenes Exemplar in eigentlichem guten Zustand, schade wegen der Fehlstellen. -- Bitte Portokosten außerhalb EU erfragen! / Please ask for postage costs outside EU! / S ' il vous plait demander des frais de port en dehors de l ' UE! -- Genießen Sie den Frühling mit einem guten Buch ! FL4670.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Very nice Altar missal, from 1900. Very fine gold printing on the full leather binding. Wonderful for use or for display.

Gr.-8°, Halbleder. 2. Aufl. LXII, [1] Bl., 516, 204,15 S. Mit einem farbigen Frontispiz. Einband berieben und bestoßen, Buchrücken fehlend. Papier altersfleckig. Vorderschnitt unregelmäßig. Bindung beschädigt, einige Seiten locker. Akzeptabler Zustand. Ehemaliges Bibliotheksexemplar mit entsprechenden Kennzeichnungen. la Gewicht in Gramm: 1000.

708+208+36+7 Seiten Zustand: Aus einer Pfarrbibliothek mit Kennungen (Stempel, Rückenschild). Ca. 10 Seiten sind leicht eselohrig. Die Buchseiten sind sauber. Rücken, Ecken, Kanten sind berieben/bestoßen. Das Leinen am Buchrücken hat einen Riß. la Gewicht in Gramm: 936 Hardcover Leinen mit Lederregisterstreifen und 4 Lesebändchen, Farbrundumschnitt, im Schuber.

38+586+6+239+33+24+2 Seiten Zustand: Ecken, Kanten berieben. Der Rücken ist oben leicht verletzt. Innen sind an den üblichen Stellen Korrekturen durch zusätzliche, neuere Texte vorgenommen (Anstreichungen und Einklebungen). Gebrauchsspuren, aber saubere Blätter. la Gewicht in Gramm: 3000 Hardcover Leder und Messingbeschlägen.

44+588+200+9+26+47 Seiten Zustand: Keine Beschädigungen, keine Eintragungen. Rücken, Ecken, Kanten gut. Mit Missae propriae Ecclesiae Bisuntine, Pio Papa Nono, Fulberti Petit. la Gewicht in Gramm: 6000 Hardcover Leder, Großformat: 38x27cm.

38+544+199+12+2+2+2+2+2++2+2+17 Seiten Großformat 31x23,5cm. Die Beiheftungen: Intonationes sind aus 1931. Mit Beiklebungen (Aktualisierungen/Ergänzungen. Verdeckte Aktualisierungen an 2 Stellen). Zustand: keine Beschädigungen, mit Kennungen einer Privatbibliothek, keine weiteren Eintragungen. Rücken, Ecken, Kanten gut, nur geringe Gebrauchsspuren. Der Ledereinband ist leicht beschabt/berieben. la Gewicht in Gramm: 3500 Hardcover Leder mit Lederregisterstreifen, Goldrundumschnitt, Kartonschuber, Acht starke Lesebänder.

36+572+184+12+2+2+2+2+2++2+2+32 Seiten Großformat 41x30cm. Zustand: keine Beschädigungen, mit Kennungen einer Privatbibliothek, keine weiteren Eintragungen. Rücken, Ecken, Kanten sehr gut, nur sehr geringe Gebrauchsspuren la Gewicht in Gramm: 8000 Hardcover Leder mit Lederregisterstreifen, Goldrundumschnitt, Kartonschuber, Acht starke Lesebänder.

38+586+239+34+17+2+2+2+2 Seiten Zustand: Keine Beschädigungen, keine Eintragungen. Rücken, Ecken, Kanten gut. la Gewicht in Gramm: 4000 Hardcover Leder Goldrundumschnitt, Registerlaschen und Lesebänder, Mit Kartonschuber.

48+724+219+17+4+2+2 Seiten Zustand: Keine Beschädigungen, keine Eintragungen. Rücken, Ecken, Kanten gut. 24x35cm. la Gewicht in Gramm: 5500 Hardcover Leder mit Lederregisterstreifen, Goldrundumschnitt, Mit Metallecken versehen.

*: Venetiis ( Venice -Venetia), apud Haeredes Balleonios , 1849, format in-folio (40 x 25 cm). Title page with engraved vignet and typographical border printed in blue + 44 pp + 1 leaf with lithographed ills. on both sides + 548 pp + lxxxviii (88) pp + (1)(errata) + 3 full page mezzotint plates. (complete but for 1 lithograph -tabula I (?) in the introductory leaves). The missal is entirely printed in red and black, in two columns, with numerous woodcut initials, all page with a double fillet border with corner ornaments.; many pages with printed scores of music ( red printed staves, 12 per column). Bound in contemporary half roan, boards covered with marbled paper, binding with some wear but still a very good copy with a near spotless interior. The missal was probably never used. It belonged to the library of the Belgian printing house Hanicq - (later) Dessain, which collected these missals as they were themselves publishers of missals and liturgical books for the Roman Catholic Church. (Identification via a small paper label on the spine with only a number ( nr. 714). In-folio missals in this condition are very rare. The book was in daily use during the celebration of the mass which resulted after a lapse of time in heavy wear.

*: Ratisbonae ( Regensburg ), Sumtibus, chartis et typis Friderici Pustet, 1863, in-folio, 40 x 26,5 cm, (34) nn pp (with chromolithograpic title; typographical title, calender.) + 548 pp (with several full page steel engraved plates ) + (179) pp + (1)nn pp ((ad Lectori) + xlviii pp (appendix missarum) + 16 pp (Missae Proproae Sanctorum.Dioecesis Leodiensis). The last part (16pp) is printed in the same typography by the Mechlin publisher-printer Dessain and indicates that the missal was intended for use in the Diocese of Liège (Southern Belgium). All pages printed in red and black with intricate typographical border. Printed in two columns, with numerous picturial initioals. , . BINDING : Full red-brown morocco, smooth spine with engraved silver title., both covers decrated with important silver decoration: frontcover ''the last supper'' ; backcover ''nativity scene'', two working silver clasps ; corners with large silver triangle protections (9cm). All silver decorations with the silver marking ''J)(D'' (unidentified, probably Liège) All edges gilt. With end papers in red colored silk. Fine silver binding in fine condition with hardly any traces of use,(the outer joints are expertly restored). Interior fine and without stains or foxing. which is rare because these missals were in daily use during mass service in the Roman Catholic church. The missal, always in Latin, was the most important book in the Roman catholic liturgy and served during mass (Eucharist celebration). It was made universal for the Church at the Council of Trent (1545-1563) and virtually made redundant at the Second Vatican Council in the 1960's. Finely preserved missal in a spectacular and wel preserved silver bindin.

*: 11. Antverpiae, (Antwerpen), Ex Architypographia Plantiniana , 1732 , in-folio, 36 x 23 cm, title with engraved vignette + (60) nn pp + 624 pp + cxxviii pp + (18) nn pp (supplements, some printed in Paris) + (4)(index) , with 6 full page copper engraved plates (by C. Galle). The missal is entirely printed in red and black, with numerous woodcut ornamental initials which are also printed in red and black; many pages with printed scores of music ( red printed staves). On the inside of the first fly-leaf is a contemporary manuscript ex-libris '' Le Roy Prestre . escl. de M. 1749 '' (?). . Fine interior allthough there is some slight uniform browning at some pages. Binding : French 18th century full red morocco; marbled endpapers and fly leaves. Both covers with identical gilt tooling consisting of a triple fillet quadrangle with fleurons at the corners; within a triple fillet at the margins. Large central laurel medallion with in the centre a 7 starred crown above the initials M.A. ( Holy Mary), underneath the initials a gilt heart, all edges gilt. Richly decorated spine. The book still contains the original silk book mark. Two corners very slightly bumped, some very minor traces of use but still a very good copy of an impressive book in a very handsome French full morocco binding. Interesting specimen of an important liturgical books produced by the Plantin Press in Antwerp. The company had already in the preceding century acquired the monopoly for producing these missals for the Netherlands , Spain and the whole of South America.

*: 12. Mechliniae (Mechelen), H. Dessain, successor P.J. Hanicq, 1858, large in-4°, 36 x 25 cm, (48) nn pp ( with 2 full page wood-engravings) + 488 pp + cxxxi pp + (7) pp + 66 pp ( Missae propriae sanctorum archidioecesis Coloniensis). All pages printed in red and black and within typographicals fillets. With numerous large woodcut initials. With a total of 9 full page wood-engravings made by H. Brown ( some signed in the woodblock). Interior genarally fine with the exception of the (daily used) canon part of the missal. These pages show some thumbing and wear. BINDING: Full brown morocco over wooden boards , raised spine with gilt title . All edges gilt, with matching leather tabs bearing gilt initials. Both covers have four large nearly rectangular recesses around a small central lozange. Marbled endpapers. The binding has two large silver-plated clasps and 8 silver-plated corner protections, together with on both covers 4 hexagonal silver-plated studs. On the inside of the movable parts of the clasps is engraved '' D. 27 Novemb. 1858 Th. & B '', on the other clasp '' P. Schwann''. From the contents of the missal we may deduce that its first use was for the diocese of Cologne ( Köln) in Germany. The meaning of the engraved inscriptions remain unclear. It could be the name of the donor, the first owner, or even the bookbinder. Fine specimen of a missal of the Roman Catholic Church in a very well preserved spectacular binding with metal ornaments and clasps. The missal, always in Latin, was the most important book in the Roman catholic liturgy and served during mass (Eucharist celebration). It was made universal for the Church at the Council of Trent (1545-1563) and virtually made redundant at the Second Vatican Council in the 1960's.

*: Ratisbonae ( Regensburg ), Sumptibus et typis Friderici Pustet, 1932, in-folio, 34,5 x 24,5 cm, (4) nn pp (with colored frontispiece) + 4** pp + (48) pp + 552 pp + (2)nn pp + 2 pp + (553) - 674 pp + (2)nn pp + (675) - 751 pp + (5)nn pp + (8)nn pp ( blank) +[216] pp + 32* pp + (4) nn pp (approbatio) + 39 pp ( appendix cantus ad libitum). The single non paginated leaves are later inserts. The approbatio is dated 25 Martii 1921 - Ruremundae. All pages printed in red and black . BINDING : Full emerald green morocco, raised spine with gilt title and ornamentation, both covers decorated with large gilt decoration and lettering, consisting of a central cross in yellow leather and the gilt lettering ''IHS'' surrounded by a large gilt mandorla . 8 gilt brass corners in a modern geometrical design ( art deco style ) and two large gilt brass clasps. All edges gilt. With end papers in grey colored silk. With green leather tabs ( all present, undamaged) and a silk 6 fold bookmark. Spectacular binding in very fine condition with hardly any traces of use, which is rare because these missals were in daily use during mass service in the Roman Catholic church. The green colour is also very unusual for a missal binding. Allmost all missals are bound in black or red leather. The missal, always in Latin, was the most important book in the Roman catholic liturgy and served during mass (Eucharist celebration). It was made universal for the Church at the Council of Trent (1545-1563) and virtually made redundant at the Second Vatican Council in the 1960's. Finely preserved missal in a spectacular and highly unusual binding.

*: Antverpiae, (Antwerpen), Ex Architypographia Plantiniana , 1738 , in-folio, 35.5 x 23 cm, title with engraved vignette + (66) nn pp + 624 pp + cxxiiii pp + (4)(index) , inserted at some pages and bound at the end some later additions pertaining to the diocese of Gent , with 7 full page copper engraved plates, entirely printed in red and black, with numerous woodcut ornamental initials. Fine interior allthough there is a tiny hole in the title, without loss of text. Silver Binding; late18th or early 19th century full red morocco, both sides with identical gilt tooling consisting of a large floral fillet ; width 28 mm, edges gilt, marbled endpapers, all edges gilt. With important silver central cartouches on both covers and 4 large cornerpieces, with two clasps mounted on silver strips which completely cover the board edges. Binding in late baroque style, with illegible silver marks. Finely preserved.

*: Antverpiae, (Antwerpen), Ex Architypographia Plantiniana , 1765, in-folio, 36 x 22.5 cm, title with engraved vignette + (64) nn pp + 624 pp + ccxxviii pp + (4)(index) + 8 pp + (10)(several blank) + with 7 full page copper engraved plates, with large wood engraved printer's mark at the end, entirely printed in red and black, with numerous woodcut ornamental initials. Bound at the end; Missa propriae Sanctorum et Aliarum festivitatum ordinis Carmelitarum, pro Fratibus Discalceatis., s.l.s.d. (approbatio 1605) . Binding; contemporary full red morocco, both sides with identical gilt tooling consisting of a twofold triple fillet with flower ornaments at the corners of the inner fillets, fine raised gilt spine with green leather title label, all edges gilt, marbled endpapers. The binding in the very best French red morocco leather is very well preserved with only tiny traces of use and discoloring.

*: Antverpiae, (Antwerpen), Ex Officina Plantiniana Balthasaris Moreti, 1650, in-folio, 34,5 x 23 cm, title with engraved vignette + (65) + 648 + cxvii + (4) + (2) + (2) with 10 full page copper engraved plates (C.Galle) and 10 half-titles with large engraved border, with large wood engraved printer's mark at the end, entirely printed in red and black, with numerous woodcut ornamental initials. Bound at the end; Missa propriae Sanctorum Hispanorum, B.Moretus, 1634, 8 + 28 + (4) pp ; Missae Novae in Missali Romano, Ulyssipone Occidentali (Lisboa) , typis Emmanuelis Fernandes a Costa, 1739, in-4°, 24 x 16 cm, 43 pp (copy with extra margins fitted on) ; 3 + (2) + 3 + 3 pp (miscellaneous missel addenda). Margins of pp 279-290 repaired, pp.285/6 replaced with leaf of another (in-4°) edition, endpapers not original. Binding; contemporary red morocco, both sides with identical gilt tooling consisting of a large rectangular centrepiece filled with a circular design which is repeated in the corners in a fan-like form. Border with intricate roll-stamp design and a fan-pattern in the corners. Border and centrepiece connected with a tassel pattern, edges gilt & ciselled, with two copper clasps mounted on leather. Some old restaurations, margin of frontcover and some parts of the canon text with thumb-marking, margins of 6 leaves (pp. 279-292 ) rather clumsily restored, but still a fine/good binding probably of Portuguese origin in view of the Lisbon additions.

*: Antverpiae, (Antwerpen), Ex Officina Christophori Plantini, 1574, in-folio, 32 x 21,5 cm. 6 parts with a total of 718 pp. Voet n° 1685. Collation *4, **-****8, A-S8, T4, V6, Aa-Gg8, a-k8, l4, AA-GG8, +-++4, +++2. Collation against Voet reveals that this copy is complete but for 6 leaves . The missing leaves are: A1 (pp1-2) ; B4-5 (pp. 23-26) ;T4 (canon plate) ; V5-V6 (pp 305-308). Condition description: title with thumbing and a hole repaired (no loss of text), Corner of leaf C7 missing, text replaced in manuscript . Contemporary notes in the margin of e.g. leaf ****3 made illegible. Leaves V1-4 (canon part) with traces of use and thumbing (heavy on pp. 304), some pages of the canon part mounted. Apart from these defects, on the whole still a good copy. The book has been rebound in full calf (end 19th-beginning 20th c. ?). Title label on decorated spine. Entirely printed in red & black, in two colums, with many woodcut illustrations (some full page) by e.g. M. Hemskerck, P. Galle, Pieter van der Borcht, and cutters Antoon van Leest, Arnold Nicolai, Cornelis Muller. Very few 16th c. missals have survived. They were in daily use for celebrating the Romam Catholic mass (hence the worn pages of the canon part). Most of these books were either removed when completely worn, or put out of use when liturgy changed. When Voet compiled his bibliograpy he could trace two copies of this edition (one in his museum in Antwerp , the other in Munich Bayerische Staatsbibliotheek). The last 30 year another 5 copies have come alight - thanks to Internet. (Pettegree n° 10780 - USTC 406072). Approx. 400 copies were printed, most of these were shipped to Spain. This missal was also printed with copper engravings instead of woodcuts. Allthough ca. 1200 copies were printed with copper engravings not one copy survived.