Location of Original: Germany
Facsimile Type: Partial

Facsimile of the first book to be printed with moveable type. This was the first Gutenberg facsimile printed in the United States, derived from the Insel Verlag edition.
Date of Original: 1454
Location of Original: Mainz
Facsimile Type: True
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"Faksimile" of a block book now in the possession of Otto Schäfer, Schweinfurt. "Kommentarband," includes English summary (8 p., inserted) and bibliographical references. Limited edition of 650 copies (the first 150 not for sale). Special Collections copy is #471 of 650. Volumes are half-bound with gilt-stamped title on spine. Housed in a sleve. Volume with commentary features on rear cover a blind-tooled medallion with an illustration.
Date of Original: 1456
Location of Original: Nurmberg
Facsimile Type: True

Der Edelstein, Faksimile der ersten Druckausgabe Bamberg 1461, 16. I Eth, 2° der Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel
Black-and-white illustrations in introductory volume; color illustrations in facsimile volume.
Date of Original: 1461
Location of Original: Bamberg
Facsimile Type: True

This work is a picture book that pairs Old and New Testament scenes as a way of showing that events in the past were divinely intended to foreshadow the future.
Date of Original: 1460 or Earlier
Location of Original: Germany
Facsimile Type: Partial

This Bible version was compiled by Miles Coverdale. Photoreprint edition of the Holkham Copy in the British Library.
Date of Original: 1535
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Full

Text of Biblia pauperum in German and Latin; text of Apocalypsis consists of selections in Latin from Revelation.
Facsimile of manuscript preserved as Fol. max. 4 in Zentralbibliothek der Deutschen Klassik, Weimar.
Date of Original: 15th Century
Location of Original: Germany
Facsimile Type: Deluxe

Spieghel der Zeevaerdt, vande navigatie def Westersche Zee, innehoudende alle de custe va Vranckrijik Spaignen en t'principaelste deel van Engelandt, in diuersche Zee Caerte begrepe.., Leyden, C. Plantijn, 1584
Facsimile reproduction of the original edition of the first printed sea atlas in the Bibliothèque de L'Université d'Utrecht. Accompanied by the history of the work prepared by Cornelius Koeman. Bound in publisher's blue cloth boards containing gilt spine title and cover decoration.
Date of Original: 1584
Location of Original: Netherlands
Facsimile Type: Full