Indro Montanelli e Roberto Cervasio - Indro Montanelli (et al.) - Storia d'Italia (Lotto di 18 Volumi in Sequenza Continua) - 1965

Lot consisting of a wide and elegant sequence of 18 consecutive volumes of the famous History of Italy written by Indro Montanelli (in collaboration with Roberto Gervaso and Mario Cervi).

The collection covers a vast historical arc starting from the founding of Rome. Important note: the proposed series comprises a continuous and uninterrupted sequence of 18 volumes, from the first to the last of the lot, with no missing volume or intermediate empty slot.

List of the 18 volumes present in the lot (in chronological order):
Storia di Roma -> History of Rome
L'Italia dei secoli bui -> Italy of the Dark Ages
L'Italia dei Comuni -> Italy of the Communes
L'Italia dei secoli d'oro -> Italy of the Golden Centuries
L'Italia della Controriforma -> Italy of the Counter-Reformation
L'Italia del Seicento -> Italy of the Seventeenth Century
L'Italia del Settecento -> Italy of the Eighteenth Century
L'Italia giacobina e carbonara -> Jacobin and Carbonari Italy
L'Italia del Risorgimento -> Italy of the Risorgimento
L'Italia dei notabili -> Italy of the Notables
L'Italia di Giolitti -> Italy of Giolitti
L'Italia in camicia nera -> Italy in the Black Shirt
L'Italia littoria -> Littorian Italy
L'Italia dell'Asse -> Italy of the Axis
L'Italia della disfatta -> Italy of the Defeat
L'Italia della guerra civile -> Italy of the Civil War
L'Italia della Repubblica -> Italy of the Republic
L'Italia del miracolo -> Italy of the Miracle

Characteristics and Details
Authors: Indro Montanelli, Roberto Gervaso, Mario Cervi

Work: History of Italy

Quantity: 18 consecutive volumes (from the volume "Storia di Roma" to the volume "L'Italia del miracolo")

Hardcover in faux leather in hazelnut/light brown, finely debossed and gilded on the front cover and spine, with a red inlay for the spine titles.

Guard pages decorated with a floral lily motif; page marker in red silk ribbon integrated in each volume. Present decorative Ex Libris stamp on the front endpaper of the first volume.

Exterior conditions (covers and spines): Excellent. The bindings are sturdy, clean and well preserved. The spines show bright and natural signs of aging, clearly visible in the attached photos.

Interior conditions (pages and book block): Excellent. Pages perfectly clean, free of underlining, writing or tears. Paper well preserved, compact and crisp.

Note: Refer to the attached photographs for your own precise assessment of the preservation state.