Ernst-Ludwig-Presse. 10 volumes of the series. 27.5 x 19.5 to 29 x 20 cm. OHalf-perchment with gold-embossed titles and gold-plated gold-plating as well as green-blue-turquoise glued sheet paper cover covers (only some traces of wear) and gold cutting. Darmstadt, Ernst Ludwig Presse, 1922-1931. Magnificent series in small, limited editions: All volumes on solid, uncircumcised Ernst Ludwig Press and bound in honey-white half-perchment with pretty back gilding and head gole cut. The following are available: Francesco Petrarca. Sonetti. Darmstadt, Kleukens-Presse, (1922). - One of 250 copies without a number about the edition for Ludwig Förster. - Rodenberg 104, 12. - Volks-Scene in the drama Sir Thomas More, Shakespeare ascribed. Darmstadt, Ernst Ludwig Presse, (1925). - One of 135 copies on paper for the organizers and subscribers of the Shakespeare Complete Edition, here for "L. - Rodenberg II, 22. - Hugo von Hofmannsthal. A letter. Darmstadt, Ernst Ludwig Presse, (1925). - One of 125 copies. - The Nibelunge Not. Two volumes. Darmstadt, Ernst Ludwig Presse, 1926. - One of 135 volumes. - Rodenberg II, 23. - Rudolf Kindt. The first fairy tale. Darmstadt, Ernst Ludwig Presse, (1927). - One of 150 copies. Rodenberg II, 24. - Arnold Zweig. The turning back of the renegade. Darmstadt, Ernst Ludwig Presse, (1925). - One of 500 copies. Third publication of the Soncino Society. - Rodenberg II, 24. - William Shakespeare. Works. Volumes III, IV and VII (of 7) in 3 volumes. 29 x 19 cm. Darmstadt, Ernst-Ludwig-Presse, 1927-31. - One of 250 copies. - Stürz 62. Sarkowski 1576a. – Hardly traces of usage, beautiful volumes.