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Hispaniae Nova Delineatio cum Antiquis et Recentioribus Nominibus, 1583. The Spain again lined with ancient and modern names, translation of the Latin title that crown this beautiful printed map, is one of the rarest examples of Spanish cartography that has come to our days.
Apart facsimile edition of only 30 copies exclusively for Friends of the Codex. Unique and exceptional opportunity to grab a copy of this small illuminated manuscript in the fifteenth century in Flanders dedicated to the Virgin Mary, hence it is known as the Codex Hours of the Virgin Mary.
Facsimile study book Hours of the Virgin Mary, Flanders 15th century. 2005 edition of the beautiful codex whose original is kept in a private library.
Colombian documents in the General Archive of Simancas, XV and XVI centuries. Commemorative edition of the V Centenary of the death of Christopher Columbus.
This is the case of this edition in facsimile, the cartography of the coasts of Spain raised, by royal order, from 1622, which was believed lost, and which is partly found in this rich manuscript of the Carolina Library of the University of Uppsala (Sweden) since 1824.
Facsimile of the 1561 edition printed in Basel, original preserved in the Royal Library of the Monastery of El Escorial.
Commemorative edition of the V Centenary of the appointment of Juan Ponce de León as Adelantado de La Florida (1514-2014), by King Fernando El Católico.
Pope Luna, The Rescue of a Forgotten Pontiff. Investigating a robbery that resurrected the legend of a historical character. By J. D. Pastor and Octavio Rani, Madrid, 2010.
The Pirotechnia, art and technique of fire is the first book printed on metallurgy, applied chemistry, manufacture of gunpowder, guns, bells, glass, etc. Biringuccio, director of the arsenal of the papal armies, offers us in this work the first printed jewel in the history of technology.
Poem of Mio Cid. Extraordinary facsimile edition of the manuscript of Per Abbat, 1207. Commemorative Edition VIII Centenario.
Supplementary study book to the facsimile Thesaurus by Remediis Secretis, pars secunda, whose original of 1569 was reproduced in faithful facsimile edition in 2013, also available on our website.
Thesaurus of Remediis Secretis (The Treasury of Secrets Remedies), facsimile edition of the work of Conrad Gesner, 1557, published in Lyon. Original preserved in the Royal Library of the Monastery of El Escorial.
Facsimile reproduced with fidelity to the original, kept in the Pharmacy Academy of Castilla y León. Includes 52 xylographic engravings of ovens, distillation devices and other laboratory utensils.
