Leaves of printed books of the 1500s.

A total of 12 printed 16th century leaves, examples of early printing. Several with woodcut or metalcut borders or illustrations, some coloured / illuminated.

From the following editions (according to annotations):

Book of Hours, A Verard, Paris 1506.

Book of Hours, P. Pigouchet, Paris c. 1510.

Book of Hours, G. Hardouin, Paris, c. 1512.

Book of Hours, Kerver, Paris, 1516.

Book of Hours, Hardoyn, Paris 1526.

Book of Hours, S de Bois for G. Tory, Paris 22/10 1527. Bohatta 330.

Book of Hours, Giunta, Venice, c. 1530.

Book of Hours, printed Italy, 1534.

Roman Missal, Plantin, Antwerpen, c. 1570.

Hortus Sanitatis, Strassburg, Reinhard Beck, 1517.

John Foxe: Acts and monuments, London after 1567, earliest Anglo-Saxon type.

Wear due to age.