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ARTE DEL LEGATORE E DORATORE DI LIBRI.
Dudin, Rene Martin

   

- Milano : Edizioni il Polifilo (1977)
- folio
- stiff paper wrappers, slipcase.
- 121, (3) pages.
- Order Nr. 71378
- Price: $ 100.00



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S-K 7250. Reprint of the 1964 printing; this printing done by the Stamperia Valdonega, the fine printing company owned by Mardersteig. Edited by Jacques Jaugeon and with an introduction by Jean Toulet. Reprint of this 18th-century bookbinding manual including reproductions of the fifteen full-page plates. With the Randeria bookplate.

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MAPPING THE TRANSMISSISSIPPI WEST, 1540-1861.
by Wheat, Carl I.

First edition, limited to 1000 sets. Wheat, the well-known California historian, undertook this work in an effort to trace the opening of the American West by studying the succession of maps which, beginning in the 1540's, accurately trace the paths of the explorers and the record of the resulting growth of knowledge.
He sought out every map, relating to the Transmississippi West before 1861 and selected the most interesting and important. These maps cover the story of Spanish, French and English exploration.
In all, 1,302 maps are fully described, with many illustrated in full-page. A chronological calendar of maps, a full index, and a system of marginal references make these volumes easier to use than any other comparable work.
This set lacks volume III which covered the period 1846-1854.




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