לוח. מנטובה

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Title	לוח. מנטובה.
Additional Titles	[לוח קיר לשנת שנ"ד] Wall Calendar for 5354 (1593 - 1594)
Scope and content	לוח קיר לשנת שנ"ד. נדפס פה מנטובה תחת ממשלת רוממות אדוננו הדוכוס וינצינצו גונזאגה יר"ה, בדפוס שלמה בן שמואל מנורצי, עם אותיות שהיו מהסופר מאיר ואפרים נכדו. בראש העמוד: "שמח"ו את ירושלים..." Printed by Solomon b. Samuel Norzi. With decorative elements and a woodcut image of a man's head, the printer's mark of the Norzi family. Printed using the fonts of the scribe Meir and his nephew Ephraim. In this calendar, Samuel's name is followed by the acronym z[ekher] tz[addik] li-[berakhah] (may the memory of the righteous be for a blessing) presumably, he died sometime between the date of printing of the calendar of 5352, in 1591 (above, Cat. 485), when he was still noted as being among the living, and the printing of the present calendar.
Contributors	Valmadonna Trust (former owner)
Creation Date	[שנ"ג]
Notes	Valmadonna Trust B30
Publications	The Writing on the Wall. A Catalogue of Judaica Broadsides from the Valmadonna Trust Library, edited by Sharon Liberman-Mintz, Shaul Seidler-Feller, David Wacthel, London&New York: Valmadonna Trust Library, 2015, no. 486.
Extent	1 דף : איורים 33X45 ס"מ..
Host Item	אוסף לוחות שנה
Language	Hebrew
Call Number	V 1835 04 31
Access Rights	online_resources
Level of Description	File Record
National Library system number	990040715700205171

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3. סדרה 1: לוחות מודפסים על עמוד אחד.
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5. סדרה 3: לוחות שנה של מוסדות וארגונים.
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6. סדרה 4: לוחות קיר ממנטובה.
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7. סדרה 5: לוחות קיר מוונציה.
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8. סדרה 6: לוחות קיר מגרמניה.
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9. סדרה 7: לוחות קיר מקושטא.
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