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Special edition in 1991 by the Morgan Beatus Editorial Casariego, or Beatus codex San Miguel de Escalada, which records only the illuminated pages of the original manuscript of the tenth century.
Little Book of Hours was the Emperor Charles V and King of Spain, now in the National Library of Austria under the symbol Codex Vindobonensis 1859.
The “Testament of Don Quixote”: François Maréchal: copy corresponding to the work no. 46 of the graphic and bibliophile collection “Tiempo para la Alegría” (and No. 4 of “Tempus Gaudii”), from the Casariego Publishing House, Madrid, 1987.
Full facsimile edition of the Bible in The Hague, original of which is preserved in the British Library in London (symbol Ms Kings 5). Also known as Bible Pauperum. Made about the year 1405.
Facsimile and complete edition made in 1998 of the deeds of Count Willehalm, Codex Vindobonensis 2670 of the National Library of Austria, original dated in the year 1320 in Germany.
The Very Fine Hours of the Duke of Berry is one of the most prestigious manuscripts of the late Middle Ages in which one of the most creative moments of Western painting is exhibited with unparalleled splendor.
