Set of 7 items
Set of 7 items: - Ernesto Becucci (1845–1905). Pinocchio, Avventure di un burattino, a recreational album for piano for two and four hands, in the five-note range. Published by Genesio Venturini, Florence, early 20th century, circa 1900–1910. Cover illustrated in red and black by Casaltoli, with the printed dedication “To my dear grandchildren Adorno and Rosina Ceresoli,” musical references 6311 through 6314, comprising three pieces: “Bu, bu, bu.” – waltz, “Viaggio aereo” – mazurka, and “Pi, pi, pi, zum, zum, zum” – gallop. Six accompanying Liebig chromolithographs. Minor imperfections and signs of wear. - Liebig, complete set of six Italian advertising chromolithographs “Le avventure di Pinocchio,” 1961, CIF 1764, Sanguinetti catalog no. 1750. Scenes: “The Birth of Pinocchio,” “Pinocchio, the Fox, and the Cat,” “Pinocchio Takes His Medicine,” “Pinocchio Goes to Toyland,” “Pinocchio in the Shark,” and “Pinocchio Becomes a Well-Behaved Boy.” Color-illustrated cards, with narrative texts on the reverse, preserved in an illustrated “Pinocchio” album. Wear, small stains, and minor imperfections. Accompanied by a certificate signed by Gérard Majax.
[ translate ]Set of 7 items: - Ernesto Becucci (1845–1905). Pinocchio, Avventure di un burattino, a recreational album for piano for two and four hands, in the five-note range. Published by Genesio Venturini, Florence, early 20th century, circa 1900–1910. Cover illustrated in red and black by Casaltoli, with the printed dedication “To my dear grandchildren Adorno and Rosina Ceresoli,” musical references 6311 through 6314, comprising three pieces: “Bu, bu, bu.” – waltz, “Viaggio aereo” – mazurka, and “Pi, pi, pi, zum, zum, zum” – gallop. Six accompanying Liebig chromolithographs. Minor imperfections and signs of wear. - Liebig, complete set of six Italian advertising chromolithographs “Le avventure di Pinocchio,” 1961, CIF 1764, Sanguinetti catalog no. 1750. Scenes: “The Birth of Pinocchio,” “Pinocchio, the Fox, and the Cat,” “Pinocchio Takes His Medicine,” “Pinocchio Goes to Toyland,” “Pinocchio in the Shark,” and “Pinocchio Becomes a Well-Behaved Boy.” Color-illustrated cards, with narrative texts on the reverse, preserved in an illustrated “Pinocchio” album. Wear, small stains, and minor imperfections. Accompanied by a certificate signed by Gérard Majax.
[ translate ]
