Material Evidence
in Incunabula

mei/02149743 CW-361 [02149743]

Philadelphia PA, Free Library of Philadelphia (US) : CW-361

ISTC Nr.is00382000
VerfasserSeneca, Lucius Annaeus
TitelEpistolae ad Lucilium [Italian] Pistole del moralissimo Seneca. Tr: Sebastiano Manilio
ErscheinungsvermerkVenice : Sebastiano Manilio, and Stephanus and Bernardinus di Nallis, 14 Apr. 1494
Formatf°
Spracheita
zum vollständigen Datensatz
ThemenbereichPhilosophy-Ethics
Stichwörtertranslation
Zeitraumclassical

Beschreibung des Exemplars

Exemplar Nr.02149743
Besitzende BibliothekPhiladelphia PA, Free Library of Philadelphia (US)
SammlungCopinger-Widener
SignaturCW-361
AnmerkungCreated by Eric Pumroy.
Physische BeschreibungContemporary Italian binding that was repaired during the late eighteenth or early nineteenth century. At the time of the repair the spine was replaced and marbled endleaves were inserted. Extensive staining from water damage.
Format des Druckbogens318 × 212 mm
FeaturesVollständig
Trägermaterial (Buch)Papier

Provenienz 1494 - 1550

Regione-it
Zeitraum1494 - 1550
ProvenienznameAnonymous binder, Italy, 1488-1550 [Person; Buchbinder] (Buchhandel/Buchhändler, Unbekannt)
Art der ProvienienzEinband
Abbildung des Provenienzmerkmals (URL)Front cover of binding. With blind-tooling and bosses. Possibly from Venice.
Datum der Provenienzevidenz1494-1550
Beschreibung des EinbandsContemporary Italian goatskin binding with blind tooled designs and bosses in corners (3 present on front & 3 on back). Scars where clasps were attached. No labels. Spine replaced during repairs made in late 18th-early 19th century, and endleaves replaced with marbled paper.
Bindedatum16. Jh.
Art des EinbandsHolzbuchdecke
Material der BuchdeckeHolz
EinbandmaterialLeder
FurnitureJa
Status des EinbandsRepariert
Abmessungen des Einbands330 × 225 × 41 mm
Beschreibung des Einbands (extern)https://husby.princeton.edu/show_book_by_id.php?book_id=184966
TitlingKeins
ToolingBlindprägung
Anmerkung zur AusgestaltungNo decoration
Rubrication noteNo rubrication
Handschr. EintragungenNo manuscript notes

Provenienz 1600 - 1750

Regione-it
Zeitraum1600 - 1750
ProvenienznameMaggi, Antonio, 1600-1750 [Person; Vorbesitzer] (Männlich, Kleriker, Religiös)
Art der ProvienienzSchriftliche Eintragung
Abbildung des Provenienzmerkmals (URL)Inscription: "Ad uso del Prete Antonio Maggi" Handwritten on title page
Datum der Provenienzevidenz1600-1750
certaintya
psourcea

provenance 1850 - 1896

placenameRóma
areae-it
timeperiod1850 - 1896
ownerVincenzo Marini, XIX s. (, ) Attorney in Rome in the late 19th century. Exlibris in use by 1880, and library sold in 1896, according to Jacopo Gelli in his "3500 ex libris italiani," 1908.
provenanceType1
provenanceImageExlibris of Vincenzo Marini. On front pastedown, partially torn. Image of boat being blown by the wind and banner "Vincentius Marini"
Front inside cover showing Marini's exlibris. Raw wood, rather than pastedown. Also shows exlibris of Walter Arthur Copinger and the Free Library of Philadelphia.
provDate1880-1896
certaintya
psourcea

provenance 1880 - 1898

placenameManchester (Geonames ID: 2643123)
areae-uk-en
timeperiod1880 - 1898
ownerCopinger, Walter Arthur, 1847 - 1910 (, )
provenanceType1
1
provenanceImageCopinger's Exlibris, dated 1892. Exlibris printed in gold ink with coat of arms and decorative frame. Printed text: "Walter Arthur Copinger. Virtute et Fidelitate. 1892". Link is to image of the same Ex-Libris in MEI record https://data.cerl.org/mei/02146280
noteBook listed in the catalogue of Copinger's collection: Handlist of a Collection of Incunabula, Illustrating the Progress and Development of the Art of Printing Prior to the Year 1500, By Specimens from Over Three Hundred Different Presses. [London]: Privately Printed and Not for Circulation. 1898.
Rectangular white printed label “From the Library of Walter Arthur Copinger” attached to upper left corner of front pastedown.
provDate1892-1898
methodofacqa
VerlässlichkeitDie Beschreibung dieser Provenienz kann als sicher angesehen werden
QuelleAutopsie

Provenienz 1898 -

OrtPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania (Geonames ID: 4560349)
Regionn-us
Zeitraum1898 -
ProvenienznameFree Library of Philadelphia, 1891 - present [Körperschaft; Besitzer] (Unbekannt, Bibliothek, Keine Characterisierung / Laie)
Art der ProvienienzExlibirs
Buchhistorische Evidenz
AnmerkungPart of the Copinger Collection purchased for the Free Library of Philadelphia by P.A.B. Widener of Philadelphia, 1898.
Datum der Provenienzevidenz1898
Art der ErwerbungKauf
VerlässlichkeitDie Beschreibung dieser Provenienz kann als sicher angesehen werden
QuelleAutopsie
Bibliothekskatalog

weitere Information

VollständigkeitDie Aufzählung der Provenienzevidenzen ist wahrscheinlich vollständig
Letzte Änderung2023-09-07 16:11:04

Alle Exemplare

  02149743

Philadelphia PA, Free Library of Philadelphia (US) : CW-361

ISTC Nr.is00382000
VerfasserSeneca, Lucius Annaeus
TitelEpistolae ad Lucilium [Italian] Pistole del moralissimo Seneca. Tr: Sebastiano Manilio
ErscheinungsvermerkVenice : Sebastiano Manilio, and Stephanus and Bernardinus di Nallis, 14 Apr. 1494
Formatf°
Spracheita
zum vollständigen Datensatz
ThemenbereichPhilosophy-Ethics
Stichwörtertranslation
Zeitraumclassical

Beschreibung des Exemplars

Exemplar Nr.02149743
Besitzende BibliothekPhiladelphia PA, Free Library of Philadelphia (US)
SammlungCopinger-Widener
SignaturCW-361
AnmerkungCreated by Eric Pumroy.
Physische BeschreibungContemporary Italian binding that was repaired during the late eighteenth or early nineteenth century. At the time of the repair the spine was replaced and marbled endleaves were inserted. Extensive staining from water damage.
Format des Druckbogens318 × 212 mm
FeaturesVollständig
Trägermaterial (Buch)Papier

Provenienz 1494 - 1550

Regione-it
Zeitraum1494 - 1550
ProvenienznameAnonymous binder, Italy, 1488-1550 [Person; Buchbinder] (Buchhandel/Buchhändler, Unbekannt)
Art der ProvienienzEinband
Abbildung des Provenienzmerkmals (URL)Front cover of binding. With blind-tooling and bosses. Possibly from Venice.
Datum der Provenienzevidenz1494-1550
Beschreibung des EinbandsContemporary Italian goatskin binding with blind tooled designs and bosses in corners (3 present on front & 3 on back). Scars where clasps were attached. No labels. Spine replaced during repairs made in late 18th-early 19th century, and endleaves replaced with marbled paper.
Bindedatum16. Jh.
Art des EinbandsHolzbuchdecke
Material der BuchdeckeHolz
EinbandmaterialLeder
FurnitureJa
Status des EinbandsRepariert
Abmessungen des Einbands330 × 225 × 41 mm
Beschreibung des Einbands (extern)https://husby.princeton.edu/show_book_by_id.php?book_id=184966
TitlingKeins
ToolingBlindprägung
Anmerkung zur AusgestaltungNo decoration
rubricationNoteNo rubrication
msNoteNo manuscript notes

provenance 1600 - 1750

areae-it
timeperiod1600 - 1750
ownerMaggi, Antonio, 1600-1750 (, )
provenanceType1
provenanceImageInscription: "Ad uso del Prete Antonio Maggi" Handwritten on title page
provDate1600-1750
certaintya
psourcea

provenance 1850 - 1896

placenameRóma
areae-it
timeperiod1850 - 1896
ownerVincenzo Marini, XIX s. (, ) Attorney in Rome in the late 19th century. Exlibris in use by 1880, and library sold in 1896, according to Jacopo Gelli in his "3500 ex libris italiani," 1908.
provenanceType1
provenanceImageExlibris of Vincenzo Marini. On front pastedown, partially torn. Image of boat being blown by the wind and banner "Vincentius Marini"
Front inside cover showing Marini's exlibris. Raw wood, rather than pastedown. Also shows exlibris of Walter Arthur Copinger and the Free Library of Philadelphia.
provDate1880-1896
certaintya
psourcea

provenance 1880 - 1898

placenameManchester (Geonames ID: 2643123)
areae-uk-en
timeperiod1880 - 1898
ownerCopinger, Walter Arthur, 1847 - 1910 (, )
provenanceType1
1
provenanceImageCopinger's Exlibris, dated 1892. Exlibris printed in gold ink with coat of arms and decorative frame. Printed text: "Walter Arthur Copinger. Virtute et Fidelitate. 1892". Link is to image of the same Ex-Libris in MEI record https://data.cerl.org/mei/02146280
noteBook listed in the catalogue of Copinger's collection: Handlist of a Collection of Incunabula, Illustrating the Progress and Development of the Art of Printing Prior to the Year 1500, By Specimens from Over Three Hundred Different Presses. [London]: Privately Printed and Not for Circulation. 1898.
Rectangular white printed label “From the Library of Walter Arthur Copinger” attached to upper left corner of front pastedown.
provDate1892-1898
methodofacqa
certaintya
psourcea

provenance 1898 -

placenamePhiladelphia, Pennsylvania (Geonames ID: 4560349)
arean-us
timeperiod1898 -
ownerFree Library of Philadelphia, 1891 - present (, )
provenanceType1
1
notePart of the Copinger Collection purchased for the Free Library of Philadelphia by P.A.B. Widener of Philadelphia, 1898.
provDate1898
methodofacqa
certaintya
psourcea
c

otherInformation

completeness1
Letzte Änderung2023-09-07 16:11:04