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Shells by  Menabuoni and Pazzi Marine Life Shells etc
Friedrich Heinrich Wilhelm MARTINI Shells
Marine Life Smaller Engravings



  Shells  Plate T5
             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742 by Caientant Albizzini. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £280 inc delivery.  This has pressure offsetting from thet ext to verso ie indentations from the printing not  noticeable when framed.. .  hence oddlighting to accentutate faults.  Page edge on this one only not straight
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Cowrie Shells  Plate T15

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £280 inc delivery.  This has pressure offsetting from thet ext to verso ie indentations from the printing not  noticeable when framed
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 Shells  Plate TSG

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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 Shells  Plate TS3

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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 Shells  Plate  T76

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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 Shells  Plate T13

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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 Shells  Plate T9

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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 Shells  Plate T95

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £280 inc delivery.  Mark to page edge
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 Shells  Plate TN3

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £280 inc delivery.  Pressure offsetting from print to verso
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 Shells  Plate T27

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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 Shells  Plate TS

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £250 inc delivery.  Mark to margin . . foxing blob shown on pic
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 Shells  Plate TSS

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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 Shells  Plate TS5

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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 Shells  Plate TS7

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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 Shells  Plate TS12

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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 Shells  Plate TS13

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £280 inc delivery. Pressure offsetting from text to verso light
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 Shells  Plate T75

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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 Shells  Plate T91

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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 Shells  Plate T105

             Hand-coloured copper  engraving from "Index Testarum Conchyliorum". from the set of 110 engravings
Drawn by Giuseppe Menabuoni(1708-after 1745) and engraved by Antonio Pazzi  (1706-after 1768) who were both Italian painters, printmakers and Niccol'o Gualtieri was a medical doctor and professor at the University of Pisa, whose avocation was the study of molluscs. He devised a system of classification of the shells for this book. Menabuoni's  plates reproduce specimens of Gualtieri's shells,many of which are still in the collection of the Museum of Natural History and the Territory in the Certosa di Calci, operated under the auspices of the University of Pisa. Page Size : 380 by 250mm. Published Florence 1742. Unmounted some text to verso stunning condition never been framed so crips and bright  £300 inc delivery. 
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Shells by  Menabuoni and Pazzi Marine Life Shells etc
Friedrich Heinrich Wilhelm MARTINI Shells
Marine Life Smaller Engravings





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