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Books are a part of mans prerogative. In formal ink they thoughts and voices hold. That we to them our solitude may give and make time present travelled that of old.
Description
Printed in black and red. Floral motif
at top, Aldus printer's device
open_file book
at bottom, closed books (one labeled on spine: "Cicero | Aldus 1501", one with decorated edges)
hourglass, manuscript page [illegible].
Note
[1] Perry book collection was sold at auction in New York, by Anderson, 21 April 1908. A notice in the New York Times on 12 April 1908 refers to the fine Ralph Adams, Roycroft, and Prideaux bindings and Kelmscott Press material in the collection. Ads highlight incunabula, including a Biblia Latina (1447 [sic]) on vellum. [2] Name of designer from John Starr Stewart's label.
Books are a part of mans prerogative. In formal ink they thoughts and voices hold. That we to them our solitude may give and make time present travelled that of old.
Description
Printed in black and red. Floral motif
at top, Aldus printer's device
open_file book
at bottom, closed books (one labeled on spine: "Cicero | Aldus 1501", one with decorated edges)
hourglass, manuscript page [illegible].
Note
[1] Perry book collection was sold at auction in New York, by Anderson, 21 April 1908. A notice in the New York Times on 12 April 1908 refers to the fine Ralph Adams, Roycroft, and Prideaux bindings and Kelmscott Press material in the collection. Ads highlight incunabula, including a Biblia Latina (1447 [sic]) on vellum. [2] Name of designer from John Starr Stewart's label.