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Book of Hours (Use of Venice), In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment

Book of Hours (Use of Venice), In Latin, illuminated manuscript on parchment

by 3 historiated initials and 19 illuminated initials, with borders, from the Circle of the Master of the Commissione Donato

Italy (Venice), 1442 (dated) (click for more details)
Psalter

Psalter

Italy (Padua), c. 1390-1410 (click for more details)
[Latin Vulgate] Gospels, with marginal commentary on Matthew chapters 1-9 from THOMAS AQUINAS, Catena aurea in Matthaeum (The Golden Chain on Matthew)
JACOBUS DE VORAGINE, Sermones quadragesimales (Lenten sermons), including sermons from his De sanctis et festis (six), and De tempore (two), and from SERVASANCTUS DE FAVENTIA, Sermones de tempore et de sanctis (five)
Album Amicorum (Friendship Album), illustrated manuscript

Album Amicorum (Friendship Album), illustrated manuscript

by Sophie Beate Maximiliane von Seydlitz

Prussia, Silesia, in various locations including Striegau (Strzegom), Wohlau (Wolow), Breslau (Wroclaw), Liegnitz (Legnica), and (click for more details)

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E-Catalogue Fourteen: Manuscripts $15,000 or Less This is the second e-catalogue in our series, “Exploring Text Manuscripts,” that includes manuscripts chosen because of their price. All 13 manuscripts are $15,000 or less; eight are less than $10,000. We all know that price can be the determining factor in an acquisition. For collectors on a budget, this group of manuscripts illustrates two categories of manuscripts that are worth considering carefully.

Recent Catalogs

E-Catalogue Thirteen: Association Manuscripts Association copies (books owned or annotated by their author, someone close to the author, or more broadly, by any notable individual) are prized by collectors of printed books. It is not ordinarily a term applied to medieval or Renaissance manuscripts, but we have recently been having fun with the concept, which underlines the fascination we all have with the people associated with every book, be it printed or copied by hand.