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Woodcut arms of Ludolf König (hand-colored) used by Georg Osterberger of Königsberg [i.e. Kaliningrad]

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Unitats 448 i 449

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Ornamental woodcut border with images of biblical scenes (Adam and Eve's creation, Temptation and Fall from Paradise), angels, David and Moses

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Woodcut of a lion and a stag

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Woodcut arms of Heinrich von Plauen (hand-colored) used by Georg Osterberger of Königsberg [i.e. Kaliningrad]

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Woodcut depiction of the rosary (with printed instructions for prayer in Latin above) used by Friedrich Peypus of Nuremberg

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Woodcut illustration of Nicholas of Cusa (1401-1464), cardinal, theologian and envoy of Pope Eugene IV, holding a girdle book. Used by Georg Rhaw of Wittenberg

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Bookplate of the Royal Society (Great Britain)

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Woodcut of a crocodile[!]

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Woodcut of an asp[!]

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Armorial bookplate of the Trotter family of Mortonhall

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Woodcut arms of Heinrich Reuss von Plauen (hand-colored) used by Georg Osterberger of Königsberg [i.e. Kaliningrad]

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Woodcut arms of Heinrich Reffle von Richtenberg (hand-colored) used by Georg Osterberger of Königsberg [i.e. Kaliningrad]

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Woodcut device of Strasbourg printer Mathias Apiarius, ca. 1500-1554

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Historiated woodcut title border used by Johann Schönsperger of Zwickau

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Woodcut arms of Gottfried von Hohenlohe (hand-colored) used by Georg Osterberger of Königsberg [i.e. Kaliningrad]

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Woodcut arms of Ludwig von Erlichshausen (hand-colored) used by Georg Osterberger of Königsberg [i.e. Kaliningrad]

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Woodcut arms of Martin Truchsess von Wetzhausen (hand-colored) used by Georg Osterberger of Königsberg [i.e. Kaliningrad]

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Unitats 448 i 449

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Woodcut of St. Paul at his writing table; used by Hans Lufft of Wittenberg

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Device of Strasbourg printer Mathias Apiarius, ca. 1500-1554

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international travel gold filtered light

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Bookplate of John Carter Brown (1797-1874); inscription by Lawrence C. Wroth (1884-1970)

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Woodcut of a unicorn

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