Farfel Notebook 10: Leaves 619-654

Schriber #4299 Hanns Sensenschmidt July 28, 1475. Heiligen Leben La partie estivale est ornee de 127 g.s.b. " heimale de 130 figg. Les dim, en sont 83:83 et ellas sont en cadnees de deux traits canes sauf quel ques - unes Summer - 401 blatt > from Schramm Winter - 220 blatt > - J. Sensenschmidt - partnered at different times c Heimich Kefer + Andreas Frisner (1470 -78 -91) - 1st printer at Nuremberg.

#1862 Sajo-Soltresz [Jacob us de Voragine]: Legenda aurea sanctorum [Germ] Nurnberg: H. Sensenschmidt [et Andreas Frisner], am freytag nach Jacobi [28 Jul.] 1475. 2[inserted] degrees symbol [end inserted] 401ff. Budapest, Bibl. Nat. 1620

Sensenschmidt was the 1st printer in Nurember + was associated c 2 other working printers there, Heimich Kefer + Andreas Frisher. Kefer has been identified with one of Gutenberg's servants.

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621 Tusany books Escondido, CA March '05 $45.00 Sebastian Brant (1458-1521) Stultifera navis (Tr. Jacobus Locher see Philomusis) #32 Strassburg: Johann (Reinhard) Gruninger, #416 1 June 1497. 4[inserted] degree notation [end inserted] #537 #202 (A reprint of G.W. 5054, omitting original #579 colophon.) #436 Ref: Goff B-1089 H. 3749 Pell 2821' BMCI 112. G.W. 5057 Copy: HEHL, LC(R), PML, Corn UL, Kolmar S+B, Zurich ZB. Jacob Locher. 1471-1528. (7 3/4 x 5 1/2") De accidie vitio HEHL Langini et penitere 85 R1(of 6) #85611 -no rub. A B6 C-H4.6 I Kk L-V6.4 xy6. 112 leaves, numbered I-116 with errors. 2a: 35 lines + headline, 154 (166) x 95 mm Types: 145, title, headlines, +c.; 89, title, text. Few spaces, c guide-letters, left for capitals. The head-lines give the titles of the sections, Marginalia. 118 woodcuts. - on sig M2 will be found a reference to the discovery of America.

Non observare di esfestos 84 Largini et penitere begins 84 v grant deeply 85 R1 De accidie [inserted] to occur [end inserted] vitio damage, spoil 85v De extremis et infididelibus fatuis 86 R2 (externis)

622 Bruce Fenini Akron, Ohio May '05 $31.66 Shakespear(e), William (1564-1616) 8[inserted] degree notation [end inserted] The Works of Mr. William Shakespear; in Six Volumes. Adorn'd with cutr. Revis'd and corrected, with an account of the life and writings of the author. By N. Rowe, Esq. London: Printed for Jacob Tonson*, 1709. Copy: HEHL Ref: Ford, Shakespeare 1700-1940 pp. 12-14. Jaggard p. 497 Lowndes p. 2259 Shaksperiana, Part III, 6

* within Grays-Inn Gate, next Gras-Inn Lane Vol. VI [1] blank: [2651]-3324 Sir John -> Total of 37 folios - paged continuously, 3116-3182. Oldcastle Head + tail pieces. Catchwords. - 1 engraved plate[crossed out] (frontis piece[crossed out] to the play) Aa8, Bb8, Cc8, Dd8 Ee1 Separate title page. Standard copy (4 3/4 x 7 1/2') Large paper copies (5.3 x 8.5") - 1 engraved plate. p.123 -> 193 Vol. I The Merry Wives of Windsor. A Comedy. HEHL - Vol. 6 [inserted] arrow [end inserted] leaf measures 8 3/4" vs. my leaf #56390 7 5/8" large paper just wider margins, otherwise copy the same