Collection of 6 Antique 18th Century Latin Religious Books – Full Calf Leather Binding – Theology, (6) - Art Deco - Leather, Paper - 1850-1900 - Lot of 3 objecs

An outstanding collection of 6 antique Latin religious and theological books dating from the 18th century (circa 1730s–1790s).
Binding & Format: Bound in full original leather/calfskin bindings, featuring raised spine bands, rich gilt tooling, floral decorations, and gilt-stamped title labels on the spines. 
Contents & Titles Include:
1. Neo-Confessarius Practice Instructus... by Joannes Reuter S.J. (Coloniae Agrippinae / Cologne, 1752) – A guide for confessors. 
2. Graduale Romanum – Roman Catholic Gregorian chant score book featuring musical notation on 4-line staves. 
3. Theologia... In Summam D. Thomae (Tomus II) by Carolus Gislenus Daelman (Antverpiae / Antwerp, 1734) – Theological treatise based on St. Thomas Aquinas. 
4. Missale Romanum – Liturgical altar missal printed in red and black rubricated text. 
5. Summa Summae S. Thomae, sive Compendium Theologiae (Tomus I) (Gandavi / Ghent, 1792) – Theological summary of St. Thomas Aquinas. 
6. Additional 18th-century leather-bound theological/liturgical work in matching period binding. 
Condition: Good antique condition for 18th-century volumes. Solid bindings with beautiful aged patina, light wear to spines, corners, and board edges. Clean internal pages with age-appropriate toning and light spotting. (Please inspect all photos for detailed condition).