Vade mecum misale Itinerātium seu Misse Peculiares valde deuote by Liturgies - 1507: (Imp[re]ssum Nuremberge : p[er] Hieronymu[m] Höltzel: Nürnberg, (Anno dñi. 1507. xxiiij. die Mensis Septẽbris.)

Nürnberg: Höltzel, 1507. First edition printed in Nuremberg of this portable missal of reduced format. Quarto: 18 x 15 cm. Signatures: A-F8, G6; Title printed in red D3 with handwritten prayer in red and black ink dated 1509. I-XXV, [3], XXVI-XLVII. This edition has a full page wood block of Christ on cross with hand colored woodcut in the bottom margin on facing page, one woodblock initial .. Quarto: 18 x 15 cm. Signatures: A-F8, G6; Title printed in red D3 with handwritten prayer in red and black ink dated 1509. I-XXV, [3], XXVI-XLVII 1 full page wood block of Christ on cross with hand colored woodcut in the bottom margin on facing page, one woodblock initial Rare and beautiful German Gothic missal for the use of itinerant priests. It is very elegantly printed with two columns in red (the title, the main capitals, intermediate titles) a full page Crucifixion due to a pupil of Dürer, Wolf Traut[ Nuremberg ca. 1485-1520. Traut was a German painter and draughtsman working in the circle of Dürer. According to the biographer Johann Neudörfer, Traut was the son of the painter Hans Traut, a native of Speyer but active in Nuremberg from 1491.]
and a Christ crowned with thorns (f ° D7). Copy colored at the time, Weale-Bohatta 468; VD 16 (online),; M 5538; USTC 700231; Adams; L-1166 [s.v. Liturgies]. Verzeichniss der Incunabeln der Stiftsbibliothek von St. Gallen, St. Gallen 1880, bearb. von Gustav Scherrer, Nr. 1017

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