180 flamadskih prints 17th century, help to evaluate!
 

Hello!

Help evaluate the prints once cut from the Bible Merial 17th century.

Each is decorated in matte.
Quantity 180 pieces.
Various biblical battle, landscape scenes.
Very beautiful.

Additional photos ready to send on request.

They have you as something different, it is cut or defects fotoredstavleniya: The ill.3 in the lower right corner of the stack of images - it also cut?
And, in general, as well - Raza ...
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I personally do not cut.
Sheet in the third image just cropped very close to the reprint.
But the condition of all sheets of the ideal.

Designer-designer looking for the design of cafes, pharmacies, etc.

As for the Flemish engravings You are mistaken : Merian was Swiss, but the Bible with his etchings (first edition 1630) published Tsettsnerom in Strasbourg.

The price of prints is difficult to say :
1) You - are not complete , there have been more than 200 ;
2) They are cut from the book , which reduces their value as compared with the intact book;
3) Many serious collectors of prints is considered bad form to collect cut sheets of the books , preferring to buy the whole book ;
4) The Bible was published with engravings Merial many times during the XVII - XIX centuries , the highest price , of course, only for the first edition in 1630 , which is extremely rare. It is necessary to determine what year the publication where your cut prints, depends on the price.
For orientation on price - on eBay separate prints of this Bible can be purchased cheaply and 10 euros. Complete Bible 1704 Edition (see attachment ) with all the prints sold for 3999 euros.

In the second engraving at the top of the inscription is visible : Markgraf Ekberts Tod, ie the death of the margrave of Egbert . But most likely shows his escape from the besieged castle.
Egbert II (Ekbert) ( 1060 - 1090) , Count of Brunswick and the Margrave of Meissen .
He took part in vostanii Saxons against Henry IV at (1050 - 1106) , Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire of the German nation. The rebellion was crushed by Prince Vratislav II Bohemian in the First Battle of Langensalza June 9, 1075 . Egbert was deprived of Meissen, which was given to Wroclaw . In September, the conflict was renewed , but in 1087 , Egbert and Henry made ​​peace.
Bishops Hartwig of Magdeburg and Halberstadt Burchard convinced Egbert turn against the Emperor and himself to seek the crown ..
In 1088 , Egbert was besieged in his castle Gleichen within four months of the troops of the emperor , but managed to escape. He was outlawed and deprived of his property by a court of princes. He was later killed in battle in 1090

Etching can be attributed to the Saxon chronicles 16 - 17 centuries.

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So can I ask for 20,000 thousand rubles for my kit?
I would like to do everything they sell.