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[Special prayers for feast days]

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Description
Stencil printing of the Catholic liturgy for feast days. Text and ornaments are printed from stencils. The printing is in several colors: black, red, green and blue. Double lines in the border appear hand ruled using gold and other color. Initials are decorated and the text is enclosed in 8 different border patterns.
Type
Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Production date
[1756]
Call number
329000
Creator
Catholic Church(Opens in new tab)
Provenance
Purchased from Dawson's, Los Angeles, November 1959. Owner's inscription dated 1840 on front fly leaf. Note in pencil states: "according to the notes of a former owner from the Benedictine nunnery in Durham. Bookplate of Mary E. Rath Merrill, Columbus, Ohio. The attribution to a Benedictine nunnery in Durham may be spurious as there appears to be no record of such an institution extant in Durham county in the 18th century. Also the text contains the "IHS" Christogram of the Jesuits on several pages.
Dimensions
34 cm
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