Tag: "identified"

Stamp from the library of S. Pietro in Vincoli (Rome, Italy)

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Bookplate of Dr. Bradley H. Kirschberg (1883?-1941), chemist and head of the New York State Police Laboratory

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Device of Vincenzo Pelagallo (Vaccaro 229)

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Woodcut illustration (possibly representing the devil as a bird-catcher?) used by Johann Herrgott of Nuremberg

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Woodcut illustration of the defeat of Cyrus II by Tomyris, Queen of the Massagetae

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Woodcut used by Wolfgang Stoeckel

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Bookplate of the Royal Society (Great Britain)

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Woodcut of an asp[!]

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Woodcut of Jesus Christ as the Good Shepherd (with ms. note: 'Ecce Agnus de[i] tollit peccata'); used by Melchior Ramminger of Augsburg

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John Arthur Brooke, 1844-1920, Fenay Hall

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Woodcut title illustration (the risen Christ with crown of thorns and marks in hands and feet pointing to a fruit tree with three banners inscribed 'Werck' [Deeds], 'Lieb' [Love], and 'Glaub' [Faith])...

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Device of printer Gracioso Perchacino, fl. 1553-1601

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Stamp of the College of Arms

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Autograph of Samuel W. Fernberger in red pencil and stamp the S.W. Fernberger Collection of Psychology of the University of Pennsylvania Libraries

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Parchment leaf from a liturgical music ms. (probably an antiphonary) used as binder's waste

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Woodcut illustration used by Georg Merkel of Nuremberg.

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Woodcut illustration of a verse retelling of the parable of Dives and Lazarus (Luke 16:19-31) by Jacob Locher. Used by Silvan Otmar of Augsburg.

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Woodcut publisher's device of Durand Gerlier of Paris with his address in a rebus

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Note, signed Jacobus Kiechlin, recording the personal purchase of this book by Johannes Faber, Bishop of Vienna, and his bequest thereof on 10 January 1540 to the library of the College of St. Nichola...

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Armorial bookplate of the Trotter family of Mortonhall

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Wilmot Vaughan, 1st Earl of Lisburne, 1730-1800

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Kloster Höglwörth

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16th-century German binding: full blind-tooled pigskin over wooden boards

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Paper ms. leaf of Christian theological notes in a post-medieval (early modern?) hand used as binder's waste (front free endpaper)

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