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Nabu Press, 2010-03-28. Paperback. Good.

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Nabu Press, 2010-03-16. Paperback. Good.

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Firenze: Casa Editrice Nerbini, 1931. Firenze, 1931; cartonato, pp. 461, ill. b/n, tavv. col.

Firenze: Successori Le Monnier, 1888. Book. Good. Half-Leather. Another Edition. 190mm Tall, 12mo. Text in Italian. Gilt title on spines and top page edges gilt. Both volumes have stains and foxing on free endpapers, half-title page and title page and light wear to sides and banding on spine. Previous owners name and date at top of first title page on each volume. 389pp. and 459pp. These books are extra heavy, and may involve extra shipping charges to some countries.

Firenze: Barbera, 1861. Firenze, 1861; 3 voll., br., pp. 1676.

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FIRENZE: G. BARBERA EDITORE, 1888. Edizione in miniatura del 1888 della celebre opera "Il Decameron" di Giovanni Boccaccio (1350-1353). Scritta verso la metà del XIV secolo vide la luce probabilmente nel 1470. A causa di numerosi riferimenti all'erotismo fu tacciata di immoralità o scandalo e in molte epoche censurata. Bella legatura in piena pergamena con titolo e ricche decorazioni in oro al dorso. Una incisione coperta da velina in ogni antiporta. In ottime condizioni. Copertina in piena pergamena con titolo e ricche decorazioni in oro al dorso in ottime condizioni generali con lievi usure ai margini e dorso. Legatura in buone condizioni. Pagine in ottime condizioni con rare fioriture. In 24. Dim. 11x6,5 cm. Pp. 541+(1), 505+(1) Miniature edition of 1888 of the famous work "Il Decameron" by Giovanni Boccaccio (1350-1353).<BR><BR>The work was probably written in the half of XIV century and was probably published in 1470. Due to different refeerings… Leer más

Venice, 1813 Complete in five vols, Bound in 19th century marbled boards with leather spines, 12mo, Frontis to vol 1, Folding plate to vols 1,2 & 3, Some minor rubbing & bumping to covers, corners bumped, Name & date to front paste-downs, Very occasional blemish to pages. Overall a very nice set with majority of pages clean & bright. Overseas orders may require extra postage costs. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket.

Milano : Per Giovanni Silvestri, 1816. xxxii, 293, (3), 398, (2), 319, (1), 287, (1), pp. Engraving of the author frontis Vol. I. Very Good, in contemporary quarter calf over faux wood grain paper covered boards, ribbon markers, contemporary bookplate with peacock sitting atop crown and 4 initials. Vols. III and IV with calf chipped at spineboards rubbed at corners, internally quite clean and bright. Text in Italian. An uncommon edition in quite nice condition. Boccaccio's 1353 classic, set in Italy during the Black Death.. Later Edition. Quarter Calf. Very Good/No Jacket, As Issued. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall.

Amsterdamo: [Elzevir], 1665. First Edition, Later Issue. Hardcover. 12mo., 744 pages; VG-; bound in contemporary full vellum, ink titling to spine, some soiling and wear, creasing to spine; first two endpapers clipped at the upper fore corner; bookplate to front pastedown; writing to the ffep; mild foxing throughout; shelved case 3. Willems, Les Elzevier, 1349; Willems notes two states of the Preface, this copy with the latter, that of "Gl'amatori della lingua Toscana..." 1331575. Shelved Dupont Bookstore.

Londra Per Tommaso Edlin, 1725. 4to, 213 x 139 mms., pp. [xxii], thereafter foliated, with 284 leaves, [6 unnumbered leaves], pp. 49 50 blank], engraved frontispiece, engraved title dated 1527, engraved frontispiece, fine engraved portrait of Boccaccio, several engraved cul-de-lampes, including three-page list of subscribers, contemporary calf, spine ornately gilt in compartments, red leather label; joints cracked (but firm), lower panel on spine defective, top and base of spine chipped, corners worn. After the last of subscribers and a note is double engraved title-page, with the Giunta on the recto and that of Edlin on the verso. This more-or-less diplomatic reprint was the work of the librettist and translator of Milton, Paolo Rolli (1687 - 1765), who worked in England from 1717 until 1737. A reprint of the much-admired edition by the Heirs of Filipo Giunta [i. e., Pasinello] in Florence in 1527.