File:Bookplate for Hilprand Brandenburg of Biberach.jpg

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English: Bookplate for Hilprand Brandenburg of Biberach
, woodcut, black printing ink, and hand coloring on paper (Germany, 1480). Bookplate is in Jacobus de Voragine’s Sermones quadragesimales (Bopfingen, Württemberg, 1408)
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