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And that's what was in the antiquarian book fair:
Unfortunately, not all were signed and plaques, most often they were not there.
4 - in my opinion, the most interesting black-letter book of the exhibition - "The Gospel" Moscow Printing House 1644. It came expert opinion from FGUK State Historical Museum. 4 prints depicting the evangelists, gold and ornamental embossing shotgun. "Based on the iconography of the image, we can conclude that the binding was made in the Old Believer environment, where at the time this book was common.
5 - "Description of Imperial stolichnago city of Moscow" 1782 (if not mistaken MDCCLXXXII, this is 1782?)
6 - "Nakaz Her Imperial Majesty Catherine vtoryya samoderzhitsy all-Russia" St. Petersburg: Imperial Academy of Sciences 1770
7 - Twelve skews Block
10 - gallery of Russian Avant-garde 10-30-ies "