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Yale Univ. Historical Lib. of the Med. School , New Haven Conn. folio , 224 leaves , 1st blank , 2 columns (t ables 3 ) Type G 93 text 43 - 44 lines Illustrations . (New) Initial floreated letters , white on black ground , square , - double frame line at beginning of most chapters, the S formed of a dragon, the rest - foliage leaf 119 med. text type ( 92, 93A,93B in BMC) This extremely rare & only herbal that was printed in Switzerland before 1500 is a nearly exact reprint of Gruninger's edition, (about 1486, Klebs 507.3) showing only a sl. variations of orthography etc. Furter adds for the 1st time pretty florated woodcut initials . CCXLIIII - Lingua auis/ ccxxxlx - Laudanuein gumi \ fogels Michael Furter - the earliest books both signed and dated - 1490 But he is mentioned as a printer as early as 15 Jan. 1483 when he bought a house in Basel. He continued printing regularly in the 16th C. & died in 1517. Printed over 70 incunabula - printed the letter of Christopher Columbus at Basel in 1493. - To the medieval practitioner, the knowledge of the medical & magical properties of precious stones was nearly as essential as that of herbs That M. Furter was a native of Augsburg could not be deduced from his Types - as a printer, he certainly wholly belongs to Basel . He was not a learned book printer but seems [crossed out]to[end crossed out] at the beginning To have worked as a bookbinder & also a factor . Without exception ,his founts are taken from types of other Basel printers. - much knowledge of precious stones had been derived from Egyptian & Arab sources. | farfel_n02_119_108 (108)
Yale Univ. Historical Lib. of the Med. School , New Haven Conn. folio , 224 leaves , 1st blank , 2 columns (t ables 3 ) Type G 93 text 43 - 44 lines Illustrations . (New) Initial floreated letters , white on black ground , square , - double frame line at beginning of most chapters, the S formed of a dragon, the rest - foliage leaf 119 med. text type ( 92, 93A,93B in BMC) This extremely rare & only herbal that was printed in Switzerland before 1500 is a nearly exact reprint of Gruninger's edition, (about 1486, Klebs 507.3) showing only a sl. variations of orthography etc. Furter adds for the 1st time pretty florated woodcut initials . CCXLIIII - Lingua auis/ ccxxxlx - Laudanuein gumi \ fogels Michael Furter - the earliest books both signed and dated - 1490 But he is mentioned as a printer as early as 15 Jan. 1483 when he bought a house in Basel. He continued printing regularly in the 16th C. & died in 1517. Printed over 70 incunabula - printed the letter of Christopher Columbus at Basel in 1493. - To the medieval practitioner, the knowledge of the medical & magical properties of precious stones was nearly as essential as that of herbs That M. Furter was a native of Augsburg could not be deduced from his Types - as a printer, he certainly wholly belongs to Basel . He was not a learned book printer but seems [crossed out]to[end crossed out] at the beginning To have worked as a bookbinder & also a factor . Without exception ,his founts are taken from types of other Basel printers. - much knowledge of precious stones had been derived from Egyptian & Arab sources. |