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Coat of arms of the Electors of Saxony, here probably belonging to Elector John Frederick I (1503-1554)

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Ms. foliation? and pamphlet number

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IC C3230 476a 1514

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IC C3230 476a 1514

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Woodcut coats of arms used by Georg Rhaw of Wittenberg. Left: Arms of Johann Friedrich I, Kurfürst von Sachsen. Right: Arms of Philipp I, Landgraf von Hessen

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Woodcut coats of arms used by Georg Rhaw of Wittenberg. Left: Arms of Johann Friedrich I, Kurfürst von Sachsen. Right: Arms of Philipp I, Landgraf von Hessen

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Image associated with the Emperor Augustus, featuring Capricorn holding the orb of the world

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Image associated with the Emperor Augustus, featuring Capricorn holding the orb of the world

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GC5 M5274 518d

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Woodcut salamander printer's device

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Woodcut t.p. border with Peter and Paul, the 4 Evangelists and the four Latin fathers (Pope St. Gregory, St. Jerome, St. Ambrose and St. Augustine) attributed to Heinrich Satrapitanus, i.e. Heinrich V...

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Woodcut coat of arms of Bernardo Clesio (1485-1539), Prince-Bishop of Trent. Used by Alexander Weissenhorn (I) of Augsburg.

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Initial A

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Initial P

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Woodcut coat of arms of Sigmund (or Sigismund), Freiherr von Herberstein. Used by Aegidius Aquila of Vienna

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GC5 C6427 511g 1514

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Floriated, inhabited and historiated woodcut border with an initial S formed by the body of the serpent tempting Adam and Eve

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Ciriaco Strozzi, 1504-1565

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Two ownership inscriptions; device of printers Fabio and Agostino Zoppini

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Woodcut title border attributed to Hans Weiditz and used by Siegmund Grimm and Marx Wirsung of Augsburg; stamp of the city of Augsburg

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Woodcut of partridges

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Woodcut device used by Augsburg printer Philipp Ulhart.

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Woodcut title border used by Melchior Ramminger of Augsburg

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Woodcut coat of arms of Heinrich Julius, Duke of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel (1564-1613). Used by Johann Stange of Wolfenbüttel

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