Trojano Spinelli Duca d'Aquaro - Saggio di Tavola Cronologica del Regno di Napoli - 1762

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Troiano Spinelli Duca d'Aquaro's Saggio di Tavola Cronologica del Regno di Napoli, 1st Italian edition (1762), bound in half morocco, 187 pages with plates, published in Naples by Giuseppe Di Bisogni, a historical and genealogical reference work on the rulers and grandees of the Kingdom of Naples.

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Troiano Spinelli, Duke of Aquaro, Essay of a Chronological Table of the Princes, and the most notable Officers, who ruled and governed the PROVINCES that now comprise the KINGDOM OF NAPLES, in Naples, at the Printing House of Giuseppe di Bisogni, 1762 (MDCCLXII), first edition in Italian, imposing folio format; rare and important volume of historical and genealogical interest focused on the chronology of the rulers, dukes and feudal lords of the Kingdom of Naples since the Lombard return and the Norman conquests in Puglia; the copy presents itself complete with the small engraved device, the title page with a refined allegorical vignette engraved in copper with the motto Alta Locis Metimur Ab Imis signed by A. Baldi and M. Tisher, a large allegorical headpiece engraved at the beginning of the Proem, historiated initials including one finely engraved depicting the crowned eagle, and rich fore-edges and full-page chronological tables; the binding is half morocco in amaranth color with raised bands and gilded ornaments and titles on the spine and pink paper covers; the interior is very well preserved, with strong paper, wide margins and only physiological and slight period foxing; a solid work, complete and of great bibliographic prestige.
In small folio, pp. LXXIX + 107 n. + 1 nn. + a table several times folded.

Troiano Spinelli, Duke of Aquaro, Essay of a Chronological Table of the Princes, and the most notable Officers, who ruled and governed the PROVINCES that now comprise the KINGDOM OF NAPLES, in Naples, at the Printing House of Giuseppe di Bisogni, 1762 (MDCCLXII), first edition in Italian, imposing folio format; rare and important volume of historical and genealogical interest focused on the chronology of the rulers, dukes and feudal lords of the Kingdom of Naples since the Lombard return and the Norman conquests in Puglia; the copy presents itself complete with the small engraved device, the title page with a refined allegorical vignette engraved in copper with the motto Alta Locis Metimur Ab Imis signed by A. Baldi and M. Tisher, a large allegorical headpiece engraved at the beginning of the Proem, historiated initials including one finely engraved depicting the crowned eagle, and rich fore-edges and full-page chronological tables; the binding is half morocco in amaranth color with raised bands and gilded ornaments and titles on the spine and pink paper covers; the interior is very well preserved, with strong paper, wide margins and only physiological and slight period foxing; a solid work, complete and of great bibliographic prestige.
In small folio, pp. LXXIX + 107 n. + 1 nn. + a table several times folded.

Details

Number of books
1
Subject
History, Reference
Book title
Saggio di Tavola Cronologica del Regno di Napoli
Author/ Illustrator
Trojano Spinelli Duca d'Aquaro
Condition
Fine
Publication year oldest item
1762
Edition
1st Edition
Language
Italian
Original language
Yes
Publisher
Nella Stamperia di Giuseppe Di Bisogni
Binding/ Material
Half leather
Extras
Tipped in plates
Number of pages
187
ItalyVerified
162
Objects sold
100%
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