Catalogue Of The D.n. Carvalho Collection Of Incunabula: With A Few Books Of The Sixteenth Century, Modern Bibliography, And Books About Books (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781246697582)

Explore the meticulously cataloged "Catalogue Of The D.n. Carvalho Collection Of Incunabula," a treasure trove for bibliophiles and historians alike. This catalogue details a remarkable collection featuring not only incunabula-books printed before 1501-but also select volumes from the sixteenth century, alongside significant works on modern bibliography and books about books.

Compiled with precision and care, this catalogue offers insights into the collection of David Nunes Carvalho, providing valuable information for researchers, collectors, and anyone interested in the early history of printing. Discover rare and significant titles, offering a glimpse into the intellectual and cultural landscape of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a curious scholar, this catalogue serves as an indispensable guide to a world of rare and fascinating books.

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