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1493 Liber Chronicarum *****+
This facsimile belongs to the Spectacular Great Luxury Library.
Liber Chronicarum, History of the World from the Creation until 1492. Printed in Nuremberg in 1493. The incunabula of the incunabula.
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1701 Life of St. Vincent de Paul. First edition
300,00€First edition of the book “Life of the Venerable Servant of God Vincent de Paul” written by Fr. John of the Blessed Sacrament and printed in Naples in 1701. Texts in Spanish of the time.
1836 The Tourist in Spain. Andalusia. By Thomas Roscoe. Il. David Roberts
500,00€Theme: Travels in Spain, Andalusia. 1836 original copy of the first edition of The Tourist in Spain. Andalusia. By Robert Jennings. Printed in London and illustrated by David Roberts recorded 21 plus 10 full-page introductory vignettes in each chapter.
1844 Easter eggs, Schmid Canon
100,00€Spanish first edition of the book “Easter eggs” of Canon Schmid (Christoph von Schmid), published in Madrid in 1844.
1844 Godfrey, Schmid Canon
100,00€Spanish first edition of the book “Godofredo” of Canon Schmid (Christoph von Schmid), published in Madrid in 1844.
1844 Timothy and Philemon, Schmid Canon
100,00€Spanish first edition of the book “Timothy and Philemon”, the Canon Schmid (Christoph von Schmid), published in Madrid in 1844.
1849 History of the Royal Monastery of El Escorial, José Quevedo
300,00€First edition of the History of the Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo del Escorial commonly called, from its origin and foundation until the end of the year 1848 and description of literary and artistic beauties it contains. Written by the Librarian in this Monastery S. M. José Quevedo.
1850 Chronicle of the King of Aragon Peter IV, first edition lemosín-Spanish
300,00€Original copy of the first edition of 1850: Chronicle of King D. Pedro IV of Aragon Ceremonious or Punyalet, written in lemosín by the same monarch, Spanish translated and annotated by Antonio de Bofarull.
1857 Le Pays Basque, by Francisque-Michel, original, in French, first edition
150,00€Le Pays Basque, sa population, sa langue, ses meurs, sa littérature et sa musique. By Francisque-Michel. Paris, 1857. First edition of this comprehensive treaty on Basque culture.
1858 historical legends Arabs, Francisco Javier Simonet
450,00€XIX century literature, Islam, illustrated books. First and only known edition of Arab historical legends, by Francisco Javier Simonet, and illustrated by C. Mugica. Printed in Madrid in 1858.
1889 Leopoldo Alas Clarin, Denim (criticism and satire)
250,00€First Edition Denim (criticism and satire), Leopoldo Alas Clarin, printed in 1889 in Madrid. Very strange.
1904 Wellington’s operations in the Peninsula (1808-1814), by Captain Lewis Butler
300,00€First edition of the book “Wellington’s operations in the Peninsula (1808-1814)” by Captain Lewis Butler. Published in 2 volumes in London in 1904. Try to historical aspects of the Spanish War of Independence. English texts.
1908 Manuel Serrano, Catechism Taurino
65,00€Bullfighting Catechism brief compendium of useful knowledge bulls fans, by Manuel Serrano Garcia–Vao (Sweets).
1927 Manuel and Antonio Machado, Juan de Manara
50,00€Juan de Manara. Drama in three acts, in verse. By Machado brothers Manuel and Antonio, belonging to the literary Generation of 98.
1928 Antonio Machado, Collected Poems 1899-1925
450,00€Complete Poems 1899-1925, by Antonio Machado. Published in Madrid in 1928. This edition was included for the first time the Apocryphal Songbook (1924-1925) being, therefore, the first edition of his most controversial work.
1940 Emilio Prados, memory from oblivion, poetry
300,00€First edition of the book “Memory of oblivion“, Emilio Prados, great poet of the Generation of ’27.
1944 Juan Rejano, the Genil and Olives
250,00€First edition of the poetry “The Genil and olive trees,” John Rejano, belonging to the Generation of ’27 Posted in Mexico in 1944.
1956 Juan Larrea, justification (After the enigma of Culture), testing
75,00€First edition of the book “Reason for Being (After the enigma of Culture)” by Juan Larrea, great poet and essayist belonging to the Generation of ’27.