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The Dutch National Bibliography up to 1801

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stcn/102056064 Spinola, Ambrogio

Title information

STCN ID102056064
TitleDe vier excellensten der older regenten
Colophon[Kampen, P. Warnerssen?, c.1540 or later?]

Bibliographic information

Extent1 sheet
Format2º oblong
Collation[A]1 [B]1
Fingerprint000002 - b1=b2 gaet hte$
Typographical featuresother illustrations
typeface black letter
no title-page

Additional information

Country of publicationNetherlands
Language of publicationDutch
Year of publication15XX
General NoteDerived from Nijhoff/Kronenberg
Single-page print consisting of two sheets glued together depicting Trajan, Octavius, Arthur and Charlemagne
Bibliographical referenceW. Nijhoff and M.E. Kronenberg, Nederlandsche bibliographie van 1500 tot 1540 (1923-1971), 3008 and online source (Rijksmuseum)
Subject headingHistory (antiquity) →Thesaurus record
History (Europe) →Thesaurus record
Poetry →Thesaurus record
Broadsheets →Thesaurus record

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printerWarnerssen, Peter (I) seethesaurus

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recstatusv
Last Edit2023-02-05 12:59:39

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Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum Research Library : RP-P-1932-122
Illustration

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titleinfo

id102056064
titleDe vier excellensten der older regenten
colophon[Kampen, P. Warnerssen?, c.1540 or later?]

biblioinfo

extent1 sheet
format
collation[A]1 [B]1
fingerprint000002 - b1=b2 gaet hte$
features

addinfo

pubcountry1
language1
pubdate15XX
generalnotesDerived from Nijhoff/Kronenberg
Single-page print consisting of two sheets glued together depicting Trajan, Octavius, Arthur and Charlemagne
sourceW. Nijhoff and M.E. Kronenberg, Nederlandsche bibliographie van 1500 tot 1540 (1923-1971), 3008 and online source (Rijksmuseum)
subjecttopicHistory (antiquity) seethesaurus
History (Europe) seethesaurus
Poetry seethesaurus
Broadsheets seethesaurus

linkinfo

printerWarnerssen, Peter (I) seethesaurus

recordinfo

pubtypemono
recstatusv
Last Edit2023-02-05 12:59:39

holdings

Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum Research Library : RP-P-1932-122
Illustration