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Colourful "Third" German Bible
Augsburg, c. 1475, before 1477
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Luxury Copy of the Premonstratensian Missal
1578
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All three of Albrecht Dürer's groundbreaking artists' manuals
Albrecht Dürer, Nuremberg, 1525-1528
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Speculum Humanae – a rare gem from Peter Berger's Augsburg press
Augsburg, 1489
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Legendary Ancestors: Swabian Chronicle
Master of Ulm Terence, Ulm, 1486
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Lives of the Fathers, first edition with these illustrations
Augusburg, 1482
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Prognosticatio in Latino
Germany, Heidelberg, after 1 April 1488
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The First French Edition of this Early Printed Description of Africa
Lyon, 4 January and 20 June 1556
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Famous, Luxuriously Illuminated Feyerabend Bible, Exquisitely Bound
Jost Amman, Frankfurt, 1564
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First Printed Treatise on Perspective in its First German Edition
Jörg Glockendon, Nuremberg, 1509
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Hug Schapler – French Royal Romances in German
Strasbourg, 1500
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Boccaccio's First Masterpiece – The First and Only Complete German Translation
Metz, 1499
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One of the finest German incunables – 150 prayers regarding the Virgin Mary,
Zinna, Press of the Cistercian Monastery, 1493-1495
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Rare Fables of Courage and Temperance: Pseudo-Cyrillus
Augsburg, 1490
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The Legend of Melusine and Raymond
Heidelberg, 1491
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The 'Small' Nuremberg Chronicle Bound with the First Chronicle of the Swiss Confederation
Michael Wolgemut, Wilhelm Pleydenwurff and the Master DS, Master of the Verardus, Augsburg and Basel, 1500 and 1507
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The First Printed Book on Chess
Augsburg, 1477
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A Buddhist Story through a Christian Lens
Augsburg, 1476-1480
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Maximilian I as an Epic Hero – An Illuminated, Princely Edition of the Theuerdank
Hans Schäufelein, Hans Burgkmair, Leonhard Beck, Jost de Negker and others, Nuremberg, Augsburg, 1 March 1517
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Leaves from the First Printed Book
Mainz, 1457
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Consolation of the Soul
Sorg-Master, Germany, Augsburg, 14 March 1483
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Indulgence from Pope Sixtus IV
Germany, perhaps Zwickau, 1482
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Sir Mandeville's Travels
Gouda, 1483-before June 1484
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Liber chronicarum
Michael Wolgemut, Wilhelm Pleydenwurff, and others, Germany, Nuremberg, 1493
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Loosbuch – Book of Fortune
Strasbourg, 1546
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Epistola de insulis nuper inventis
Master of Haintz Narr, Basel, 1494
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Fine Humanist Sammelband of Boccaccio, Petrarch and Apuleius
Augsburg, 1538-1545
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The Life of the Virgin
Albrecht Dürer, Nuremberg, 1502-1510
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Apocalypsis cum figuris
Albrecht Dürer, Nuremberg, 1511
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Brunfels' innovative Herbals
Strasbourg, 1531-1532
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Psalter, polyglot
Italy, Genoa, 1516
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Seminal Botany Book with Lifelike Woodcuts
Albert Meyer and Heinrich Füllmaurer, Basel, 1543
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Seminal Work on Anatomy
Nuremberg, 1551
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Corpus Doctrinae
“Heinrichstadt” (Wolfenbüttel), 1576-1577
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A Bird and a Ring: Arienti's Magelone in German
Translated by Peter Wernher, Nuremberg, 1515
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Die schöne Sommerzeit des ewigen Lebens
Wittenberg, 1603
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An early German work on Rhetoric with Dürer-inspired woodcuts
Friedrich Riederer, Freiburg, 1493
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The Tree of Science
Barcelona, 20 August 1505
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Encyclopedia of Nature with 11 full-page woodciuts
Bellaert Master, Netherlands, Haarlem, 24 December 1485
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Belial – the Devil Sues Christ for Trespass
Strasbourg, 1481
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La commedia
Italy, Brescia, 31 May 1487
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The Antichrist and Fifteen Signs Before Doomsday
Germany, Nuremberg, c. 1450
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The Gutenberg Bible: Book of Joshua
Mainz, c. 1454
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Witty Sayings on Human Weakness
Germany, Nuremberg, c. 1460-1470
