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#1 | $19,100.00 | FIRST EDITION VOYAGE OF THE BEAGLE 1839 DARWIN, FITZROY |
#2 | $12,500.00 | MUNSTER "COSMOGRAPHY" 1598 Europe,Africa,Asia,America |
#3 | $11,100.00 | IS THIS THE LOST BOOK OF NOSTRADAMUS? Italy 1585 Book |
#4 | $8,243.45 | THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ - 1st Edition 1st State L@@K |
#5 | $7,600.00 | 1473 Leonardo de Utino Sermones INCUNABULA 1st edition |
Sold as a Best Offer, the 1st edition sold for $19,100. The set consisted of 3 volumes in 4 and was listed by an Argentinean seller.
Listed by an Isreali seller, the 1598 work is described as containing "28 double-page woodcut maps, 64 double-page town views as well as more than 1200 woodcuts within the text." It sold as a
Best Offer.
"Is this the lost book of Nostradamus?" the US sallers ask in their item title. They explain that they bought the book on eBay and, below the photographs, explain why
they believe the book for sale is connected with Nostradamus. 60 bids took the sale price to $11,100.
Printed in Venice in 1473, the book is described by the US seller as "every page is a typographic masterpiece." 26 bidders brought the final price to $7,600.
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Narrative of the Surveying Voyages of His Majesty´s Ships Adventure and Beagle, Between the Years 1826 and 1836, Describing their Examination of the Southern
Shores of South America, and the Beagle´s Circumnavigation of the Globe
Charles Darwin, Robert Fitzroy, and Philip King
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Ioachini Abbatis Vaticinia Circa Apostolicos Viros.
Le Profetie Dell' Abbate Gioachino intorno
alle vite de Sommi Pontefici
attributed to Joachim di Fiore
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