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ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT BOOK OF HOURS, [France, late fifteenth century]
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ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT
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A clean and tall Book of Hours, in a dated French morocco binding.
Provenance: marginal inscription in a sixteenth century French hand on one leaf of calendar regarding the foundation of a Benedictine monastery on 22 April 1519 on the Rue du Cigne; "N. de I., 1585", gilt initials on covers; Frederick Charles Husenbeth (1796-1872), English Catholic priest and writer, ownership inscription dated 1836; his sale at Norwich, 4 February 1873, where the books "fetched surprising sums", and "a MS. which formerly belonged to Catherine de Medici, fell to Lord Stafford" (The Tablet, 15 February 1873); Henry Stafford-Jerningham, 9th Baron Stafford (1802-1884), printed catalogue slip pasted in and annotated below in pencil "Lord Stafford's Collection"; Marion C. Walker, bookplate.
