This is part of an Ashkenazi Torah scroll containing Genesis 49:33 through Exodus 4:9. It seems to have originated in central Europe and includes “tagin” or crowns. It is on Vellum and measures 9.75″ (inches) high by 12.75″ (inches) long. This was originally part of a complete Torah scroll. This manuscript contains five columns.
Two early 18th-century devotional works – Rotterdam & Cologne – original bindings. Set of two early 18th-century religious books, both in original bindings. Cologne, Nobilian Press, 1751. A comprehensive treatise on moral theology, canon law, and casuistic analysis, covering sacramental practice, excommunication, penance and ecclesiastical discipline. Original full leather binding, visibly worn; interior complete and [Continue]
This is part of an Ashkenazi Torah scroll containing Exodus 4:10 through Exodus 9:35. It seems to have originated in central Europe and includes “tagin” or crowns. It is on Vellum and measures 9.75″ (inches) high by 12.75″ (inches) long. This was originally part of a complete Torah scroll. This manuscript contains eight columns.
Authentic medieval manuscript leaf from a large-format Gregorian chant antiphonary, likely dating to circa 15th-early 16th century. These leaves are written on genuine vellum (animal parchment) with traditional square neumes in black ink on red four-line staves, typical of liturgical choir books used in monasteries and churches. Each leaf features large Gothic script and decorative [Continue]
18th century painted vellum. An early picturing of the devi, s horns used by so many including people like Wojtyla, etc. One of a kind. Catholic, risary, cross, crucific, missal, breviary, vachette, miraculous medal, fatimsa, lourdes, douay, vulgate, aquinas. Shroud of turin, holy face, virgin, mary, wierix, durer, claude mella, sadeler. Spierre, bolswert, crucifixion, engrsving, [Continue]
Antique vellum book with brass clasps, only 1 clasp is fully intact. In Latin, published in Ingolstadt in 1750. Title: SACER RECESSUS, SIVE EXERCITIA SPIRITUALIA Ad Mentem & Methodum S. Translates to: Sacred Retreat, or Spiritual Exercises according to the Mind & Method of St. By the Author R. Francisco Nepveu of the Society of [Continue]
This is a rare and beautifully preserved Ethiopian protective healing scroll, meticulously handwritten in Ge’ez, the sacred liturgical language of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. Dating likely to the 19th century, the scroll is made from vellum (animal skin parchment) and features both black and red ink, symbolizing divine and protective prayers. The scroll includes illustrations [Continue]
Description: Offered here is a genuine manuscript leaf from a Latin Bible, handwritten on vellum in a French scriptorium around 1280 A. This beautiful fragment contains text from the prophetic books of Habakkuk chapter 2 through Zephaniah chapter 1, rendered in precise Gothic script across two columns. Key Features. Origin: France, c. Material: Vellum (calfskin [Continue]
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Framed 17th century Roman Catholic sheet music hand written in Latin on vellum in red and black ink. Good Overall – Some dings to frame; vellum crumpled; some discoloration; see pictures. 19.625 x 1.5 x 29.25 / Sans Frame – 18 x 27.625 (Width x Depth x Height). The sooner you pay, the sooner you [Continue]