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creams contained pallitory, + it was believed to "comfort
the body"

Type 120: German text type, used from 1482 to 1488. At the
onset this type possesses only a single form of each
majuscule but by Oct 1482, alternative forms of
A Q I M S Z have been added.

Gart der Gesundheit Augsberg, J. Schonaburger, 15 Dec 1488.
BMC II p 366. 262 leaces, the last blank 2 col. 42 lines
204x130mm Types: 140 title + headings
96 text. [a]4; a-v wx-z A-D8 E6 F8 GH6 I8
Type 140: Title type, in use in 1488-9, perhaps passed on to
Schobsser in the latter year.
96: German text type, used from 1485 to 1493.
Variants fewer at first, but later several forms
of A C D E M N O S W are found as well as
Lombard capitals of a different font. (C smoeth)

Type 105 - German text type used from 1495 onwards, in
conjunction with 150. Indistinguishable from Schaun (2nd
press) 104 + Zeissenmain 105 except to the dentated C with
upper serif overhanging used by Schonsperger.
150 - title type, had superseded the preceding type (140)
by 1491 + remained in continuous use.
- After the 1487 ed. the paper was thinner + of poorer quality.

Nissen - The figures have been copied in fall size (from Schoffer),
some of them right sided the majority reversed, many
of them subsequently shortened.
1486-1502 - a ed. by Schonoberger.

creams contained pallitory, + it was believed to "comfort
the body"

Type 120: German text type, used from 1482 to 1488. At the
onset this type possesses only a single form of each
majuscule but by Oct 1482, alternative forms of
A Q I M S Z have been added.

Gart der Gesundheit Augsberg, J. Schonaburger, 15 Dec 1488.
BMC II p 366. 262 leaces, the last blank 2 col. 42 lines
204x130mm Types: 140 title + headings
96 text. [a]4; a-v wx-z A-D8 E6 F8 GH6 I8
Type 140: Title type, in use in 1488-9, perhaps passed on to
Schobsser in the latter year.
96: German text type, used from 1485 to 1493.
Variants fewer at first, but later several forms
of A C D E M N O S W are found as well as
Lombard capitals of a different font. (C smoeth)

Type 105 - German text type used from 1495 onwards, in
conjunction with 150. Indistinguishable from Schaun (2nd
press) 104 + Zeissenmain 105 except to the dentated C with
upper serif overhanging used by Schonsperger.
150 - title type, had superseded the preceding type (140)
by 1491 + remained in continuous use.
- After the 1487 ed. the paper was thinner + of poorer quality.

Nissen - The figures have been copied in fall size (from Schoffer),
some of them right sided the majority reversed, many
of them subsequently shortened.
1486-1502 - a ed. by Schonoberger.