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Division A.—School of Nuremberg.—Anomjmous. 365
Presented by H. A. Cornill d’Orville to F. Prestel, aud by him to the British
Museum, 1870.
The design may be by Diirer, but it is not authenticated in any way.
f THE ARMS OF WILHELM LOFFELHOLTZ. P. 215. R.—A 70.
(Reproducfion.)
Lithograph by Retberg, 1863 (Naumann's Archiv, x, 283, 2\ from the original
impression at Stuttgart.
Presented by Retberg to F. Prestel, and by him to the British Museum, 18/0.
R. gives the height as 450 mm. instead of 405.
39. THE BOOK-PLATE OF WILIBALD PIRKHEIMER.
B. app. 52. 14. 2139. P. 212. R. 50.
[151 X 118.] A late impression of the woodcut already (p. 283, no, 25) attributed
to Diirer.
In the inventory of 1837.
40. TLIE ARMS OF TILE POMER FAMILY.
B. app. 53. H. 2141. P. 315. R.—A 55.
[164 x 114.] Good impression, sliglitly damaged; no watermark.
In the inventory of 1837.
By H. S. Beham (q.v.), Pauli 1351. A book-plate. A reproduction with the heraldic
tinctures has been published in the Zeitschr. f. Biiclierzeiclteu, vi, 78.
41. THE BOOK-PLATE OF HECTOR POMER. B. 163. H. 2140. R.—A 21.
[296 X 196.] Good impression; watermark, Ha. 41.
In the inventory of 1837.
Designed by H. S. Beham (q.v.), Pauli 1352, and cut by R.A. (Andrea?), 1525.
42. THE ARMS OF SCHEURL AND TUCHER. H. 2146. P. 214 .
[298 x 204.] Good, old impression, in an undescribed state, with Diirer’s monogram
inserted in r. lower corner.
From the collection of book-plates bequeathed by Sir A. W. Franks, K.C.B., 1898.
This belongs to a group of woodcuts which I attribute to Wolf Traut (q.v.).
42a. THE ARMS OF SCHEURL AND TUCHER. H. 2146. P. 214.
[296 X 204.] A later impression, without the monogram. Watermark, a small eagle.
Presented by W. Mitchell, Esq., 1895.
f THE ARMS OF SCHEURL AND FUTTERER. B. 164. H. 1943. R.—A 22.
(Reproduction.)
Photograph of an undescribed first state, in the collection of P. Gellatly, Esq., of
Loughton, Essex'. formerly in the Cornill d’Orville collection. The second large shield
r. contains the arms of Fiitterer; the other arms are the sanie as in no. 43. Tlie tablet
contains the following inscription, printed with type: “ mihe avtem adiie* | eere deo,
bonum est. | Ch. Sch. D. nascitur xi No | uemb. mcccclxxxi.” There are no inscrip-
tions on the margin.
Christoph Scheurl (1481-1542) married Katharina (1491-1543), daughter of Ulrich
Futterer and Ursula, by birth a Behaim, on 29 August, 1519.
That is, accordingly, the earliest possible date for this state, but the block may be
still earlier. for the Fiitterer arms could have been inserted ; tlie limits of the heraldic
desigu do not extend to the e.lge of the escutcheon.
Presented by H. A. Cornill d’Orville to F. Prestel, aud by him to the British
Museum, 1870.
The design may be by Diirer, but it is not authenticated in any way.
f THE ARMS OF WILHELM LOFFELHOLTZ. P. 215. R.—A 70.
(Reproducfion.)
Lithograph by Retberg, 1863 (Naumann's Archiv, x, 283, 2\ from the original
impression at Stuttgart.
Presented by Retberg to F. Prestel, and by him to the British Museum, 18/0.
R. gives the height as 450 mm. instead of 405.
39. THE BOOK-PLATE OF WILIBALD PIRKHEIMER.
B. app. 52. 14. 2139. P. 212. R. 50.
[151 X 118.] A late impression of the woodcut already (p. 283, no, 25) attributed
to Diirer.
In the inventory of 1837.
40. TLIE ARMS OF TILE POMER FAMILY.
B. app. 53. H. 2141. P. 315. R.—A 55.
[164 x 114.] Good impression, sliglitly damaged; no watermark.
In the inventory of 1837.
By H. S. Beham (q.v.), Pauli 1351. A book-plate. A reproduction with the heraldic
tinctures has been published in the Zeitschr. f. Biiclierzeiclteu, vi, 78.
41. THE BOOK-PLATE OF HECTOR POMER. B. 163. H. 2140. R.—A 21.
[296 X 196.] Good impression; watermark, Ha. 41.
In the inventory of 1837.
Designed by H. S. Beham (q.v.), Pauli 1352, and cut by R.A. (Andrea?), 1525.
42. THE ARMS OF SCHEURL AND TUCHER. H. 2146. P. 214 .
[298 x 204.] Good, old impression, in an undescribed state, with Diirer’s monogram
inserted in r. lower corner.
From the collection of book-plates bequeathed by Sir A. W. Franks, K.C.B., 1898.
This belongs to a group of woodcuts which I attribute to Wolf Traut (q.v.).
42a. THE ARMS OF SCHEURL AND TUCHER. H. 2146. P. 214.
[296 X 204.] A later impression, without the monogram. Watermark, a small eagle.
Presented by W. Mitchell, Esq., 1895.
f THE ARMS OF SCHEURL AND FUTTERER. B. 164. H. 1943. R.—A 22.
(Reproduction.)
Photograph of an undescribed first state, in the collection of P. Gellatly, Esq., of
Loughton, Essex'. formerly in the Cornill d’Orville collection. The second large shield
r. contains the arms of Fiitterer; the other arms are the sanie as in no. 43. Tlie tablet
contains the following inscription, printed with type: “ mihe avtem adiie* | eere deo,
bonum est. | Ch. Sch. D. nascitur xi No | uemb. mcccclxxxi.” There are no inscrip-
tions on the margin.
Christoph Scheurl (1481-1542) married Katharina (1491-1543), daughter of Ulrich
Futterer and Ursula, by birth a Behaim, on 29 August, 1519.
That is, accordingly, the earliest possible date for this state, but the block may be
still earlier. for the Fiitterer arms could have been inserted ; tlie limits of the heraldic
desigu do not extend to the e.lge of the escutcheon.