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To commemorate the fourth centenary of the publication of the first part of “The Ingenious Hidalgo Don Quixote” Testimony Publishing Company conducted a deluxe edition facsimile of the first editions of both the First Part of 1605 and the Second Part 1615, the originals are respectively in the Spanish Royal Academy and the National Library of Spain.
This facsimile is part of the Spectacular Library.
Exclusive article with the two facsimiles with the same registration number and with personalized cases to each copy.
This facsimile is part of the Spectacular Library.
The Albeldense codex is one of the most precious jewels of El Escorial, is the so-called Codex Conciliorum Albeldensis seu Vigilanus, which entered the Library by generous donation from the Count of Buendía to Felipe II.
A facsimile reproduction of the work of Juan Riczo, made in Naples and dated 1580. It contains 19 double-page maps of 31 x 46 cm magnificently drawn on parchment, which develop the geographical knowledge of the time.
A facsimile reproduction of the work of Juan Riczo, made in Naples and dated 1580. It contains 19 double-page maps of 31 x 46 cm magnificently drawn on parchment, which develop the geographical knowledge of the time.
This facsimile is part of the Spectacular Library.
Full facsimile edition of the Beatus of Liébana (known as Beato Escurialense) whose original is preserved in the Library of the Royal Monastery of El Escorial. It is considered one of the bibliographic gems of the Library of Felipe II.
Facsimile edition of the most comprehensive of the three blesseds who had the Rioja monastery of San Millan in the early Middle Ages (the others are the Vitr. 14, 1 of the National Library of Madrid, and the & .II.5 of El Escorial, both the X century).
Exemplary corresponding to the extraordinary facsimile edition of the publishing Testimony held in 1997. Format 41.5 x 29.5 cm. Bound in brown goat skin dry stamping and bronze fittings. 226 pages book study, led by Peter K. Klein, a professor at the University of Marburg (Germany).
Such is the case of so-called Blessed of Turin, for being the original manuscript kept in the Biblioteca Nazionale in Turin, under the symbol ms. J.II.I (before lat. 93), which we know with certainty that was copied was modeled on the magnificent Gerona Beatus, the work of Senior, Emeterio and Ende, completed in Leon lands 975, and donated to Gerona his church cantor 1078.
It began being copied by Magio and finished his disciple Emeterio in 970. The codex is inserted into the tenth century León School and part of the group of the oldest Blessed. It measures 25.5 x 36 cm and has 168 pages.
The original of the Beatus codex Valcavado preserved in the Library of the College of Santa Cruz of the University of Valladolid.
Blessed are referred to copies of manuscripts that transmit a Hispanic Commentary on the Apocalypse, written in the eighth century and traditionally attributed to the priest Beatus.
The “Book of Christopher Columbus copying” is a manuscript composed of 38 pages appeared late last century in a bookshop antique Tarragona (Spain), and was bought by the Spanish State to the Archivo General de Indias in Seville.
Book of Hours of the trip of Carlos V to be crowned Emperor. Among the handwritten jewels that are displayed in the windows of the Library of El Escorial, the number 13 contains a book of hours of Charles V of an exceptional quality, from the sixteenth century, and which is now offered in this article the wonderful edition Facsimile that took place in 2003.
Facsimile edition of the manuscript Latin Vatican 3770 of the Vatican Apostolic Library, one of his most remarkable books of prayers.
This facsimile is part of the Spectacular Library.
This item corresponds to the luxury binding in goatskin in blue with gold-plated hardware, clasps and golden edges. A 5 stars in every great Library!
This item is the Mudejar binding in blue goatskin, stamped in gold.
Of all the books of hours commissioned Dona Mencia de Mendoza at least keeps one in the Valencia Institute of Don Juan in Madrid (26-III-41). The facsimile edition of this little book has 202 pages in parchment, 404 pages, written to the sheet 196, the rest are blank.
