(Mandeville, Jean de. Tractato de le più maravegliose cose più notabile che si trovino in le parte del mondo reducte). 48 (of 52) nn. Bl. 19.2 x 15 cm. ==References== ==References====External links== Venice, Giovanni Battista Sessa, 29 July 1504. Rare Italian-language edition of the originally French description of a journey to the Holy Land, the Far East and the kingdom of the priestly King John of Jehan de Mandeville between 1357 and 1371. The print was also attributed to Piero Pacini, for whom Gian Stephano di Carlo da Pavia printed around 1505. The colophone reads: "Qui finises el libro di Joanne de Mandavilla: el quale tratta de le cose maravegliose del mondo. Impressa in Veneto per Zuan Baptista Sessa Anno 1504. Adi. 29. Luio.". – The first layer A4 is missing from the layer formula A-N4. Stick spots and isolated weak moisture spots at the edges, some wax spots, small food trace at the fret of the leaf H4 at the end.