Mainzer Einblattdrucke
Nr. 2: Fol 219v und 220r aus dem »Gart der Gesundheit« von 1485 im Gutenberg-Museum Mainz
Herausgegeben von der Gutenberggesellschaft Mainz mit einem Kommentar von Severin Corsten
This facsimile series is dedicated to the reproduction of single pages which exemplify the history of early printing. The originals are in the Gutenberg Museum, Mainz and the facsimiles are carefully executed are published in limited and numered editions of 600 copies each
- Commentaries by Severin Corsten
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