A facsimile of folios 1-39 of Cotton MS Nero C. IV at the British Library, London, comprising a cycle of miniatures depicting scenes from the Old Testament, the lives of Christ and the Virgin Mary, and the Second Coming and Last Judgement, which precede the text of the Book of Psalms. Printed from digitized versions of these 12th century illuminations in manuscript psalters probably made for use in Winchester, England, under the patronage of Henry of Blois.
Date of Original: 12th Century
Location of Original: Winchester, England
Facsimile Type: Deluxe

Known as the Vespasian psalter, the composite manuscript contains the Psalms followed by a collection of various texts, some of them pertaining to Catholic liturgy.
Date of Original: 8th Century
Location of Original: Anglo-Saxon
Facsimile Type: Full

Commissioned by Sir Geoffrey Luttrell, this was written and illustrated, quite possibly at his manor at Irnham in Lincolnshire, during the middle years of the fourteenth century. This is a full-size facsimile of all 624 pages of the manuscript.
Date of Original: 1320-1340
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Full

The purpose of these illustrations has been a matter of art historical controversy. The psalter spent the period between 1000 to 1640 in England, where it had an influence on Anglo-Saxon art, giving rise to what is known as the "Utrecht style".
Date of Original: 820-840
Location of Original: Abbey of Hautvillers, Rhiems, France
Facsimile Type: Partial

Facsimile volume in Latin; commentary in German.
The psalter includes, besides Psalms, various liturgical materials. Original created between 790 - 795 in Aachen, Germany.
Date of Original: Before 795
Location of Original: Worms/Metz
Facsimile Type: True

This work is a preeminent example of English Gothic Illumination. Nine pages show scenes of Christ's life. There are also full-page illuminations of the Virgin and Child facing the Crucifixion. Includes the illustration cycle, the Calendar pages, and the inscriptions on the diagrammatic pages of the psalter.
Date of Original: 1310-1320
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Partial

This work offers an intimate view of the medieval world and the beliefs, prejudices, follies, aspirations, and sentiments of its people.
With a complete reproduction at the original size of the 14th-century prayer book in the collections of the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, and 95 colour details.
Date of Original: 14th Century
Location of Original: England
Facsimile Type: Full

This work contains 316 images illustrating the Book of Psalms according to the Gallican Rite. The facsimile includes duplicate reproduction of f. 27 in colors
Date of Original: 9th Century
Location of Original: Saint Germain, France
Facsimile Type: Full
*Image: Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuttgart_Psalter