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Lot 226
PIO TEBALDI
Closed8 October 2014
Price Realised
GBP 4,000
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PIO TEBALDI
La Morea compendiata da d. Pio Tebaldi, in cui si descriuono le citta principali costumi, e riti di quei popoli, da quanti, & da chi fu dominata, con altre notabili curiosita. Venice: Leonardo Pittoni, 1686. 8° (150 x 100mm). Engraved folding map of Greece and 10 folding views on 11 sheets, wood-engraved initials, head- and tailpieces. (Lacking E8, but with the blank F8, short tears and light staining to folding map without loss, small marginal tear to A8, occasional faint staining.) Late 19th-/early 20th-century decorative stiff wrappers (lightly rubbed with a few minor nicks).
EXTREMELY RARE WORK RELATING TO THE VENETIAN EMPIRE IN GREECE, with an account of the latest military and naval victories by the Venetian Republic. Although the title-page calls for 12 plates, the number of plates tallies with the list given at the end of the text. NO COPY CAN BE TRACED AS SELLING AT AUCTION (ABPC/AE-online); Worldcat only gives a single location of Harvard, while SBN reports only 5 copies in Italian institutions.
La Morea compendiata da d. Pio Tebaldi, in cui si descriuono le citta principali costumi, e riti di quei popoli, da quanti, & da chi fu dominata, con altre notabili curiosita. Venice: Leonardo Pittoni, 1686. 8° (150 x 100mm). Engraved folding map of Greece and 10 folding views on 11 sheets, wood-engraved initials, head- and tailpieces. (Lacking E8, but with the blank F8, short tears and light staining to folding map without loss, small marginal tear to A8, occasional faint staining.) Late 19th-/early 20th-century decorative stiff wrappers (lightly rubbed with a few minor nicks).
EXTREMELY RARE WORK RELATING TO THE VENETIAN EMPIRE IN GREECE, with an account of the latest military and naval victories by the Venetian Republic. Although the title-page calls for 12 plates, the number of plates tallies with the list given at the end of the text. NO COPY CAN BE TRACED AS SELLING AT AUCTION (ABPC/AE-online); Worldcat only gives a single location of Harvard, while SBN reports only 5 copies in Italian institutions.
PIO TEBALDI
La Morea compendiata da d. Pio Tebaldi, in cui si descriuono le citta principali costumi, e riti di quei popoli, da quanti, & da chi fu dominata, con altre notabili curiosita. Venice: Leonardo Pittoni, 1686. 8° (150 x 100mm). Engraved folding map of Greece and 10 folding views on 11 sheets, wood-engraved initials, head- and tailpieces. (Lacking E8, but with the blank F8, short tears and light staining to folding map without loss, small marginal tear to A8, occasional faint staining.) Late 19th-/early 20th-century decorative stiff wrappers (lightly rubbed with a few minor nicks).
EXTREMELY RARE WORK RELATING TO THE VENETIAN EMPIRE IN GREECE, with an account of the latest military and naval victories by the Venetian Republic. Although the title-page calls for 12 plates, the number of plates tallies with the list given at the end of the text. NO COPY CAN BE TRACED AS SELLING AT AUCTION (ABPC/AE-online); Worldcat only gives a single location of Harvard, while SBN reports only 5 copies in Italian institutions.
La Morea compendiata da d. Pio Tebaldi, in cui si descriuono le citta principali costumi, e riti di quei popoli, da quanti, & da chi fu dominata, con altre notabili curiosita. Venice: Leonardo Pittoni, 1686. 8° (150 x 100mm). Engraved folding map of Greece and 10 folding views on 11 sheets, wood-engraved initials, head- and tailpieces. (Lacking E8, but with the blank F8, short tears and light staining to folding map without loss, small marginal tear to A8, occasional faint staining.) Late 19th-/early 20th-century decorative stiff wrappers (lightly rubbed with a few minor nicks).
EXTREMELY RARE WORK RELATING TO THE VENETIAN EMPIRE IN GREECE, with an account of the latest military and naval victories by the Venetian Republic. Although the title-page calls for 12 plates, the number of plates tallies with the list given at the end of the text. NO COPY CAN BE TRACED AS SELLING AT AUCTION (ABPC/AE-online); Worldcat only gives a single location of Harvard, while SBN reports only 5 copies in Italian institutions.
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