434

HISTORY OF LACE.

Then follow 5S leaves of patterns, the greater number of which have thenumber of rows written over each pattern. PI. 38, with two patterns, isinscribed, “ The following patterns are for thick outwork.” In the upper pattern,on the first leaf, are the arms of the Palatinate; on the second, those of .Tubersand Mark.

92.

N. D. Allerhand Model zum Stricken und Niihen.

64 plates. Oblong 4to.' No date.

93-

1604. A book of models for point coupe and embroidery, published atTadua. Padua, 1st October, 1604, by Pietro Paolo Tozzi Romano. 92

94.

1605. Schon newes Modelbuch von sehr schonen ausso wiihlten, Kunst-F'onthT 1 *' c ' ien ’ 80 Italiehnischen, Frantzosischen, Niederlandischen, Engel-

Main. landischen, als Teutschen Modeln, Allen Naher .... emstickem zuS.Latomm. zunug. (Some of the words are illegible.)

Livre des Modelles fort utile a tous ceux qui besoignent ii l’csguille.

At the foot of the last page recto, is “ Francfurt am Mayn, bey SigismundLatomus, 1608.” 03

Small obi. 100 plates (Fig. 156) and coloured title-page with figures.

Fig. 156.

Frankfort on the Main, 1605.

In the first plate is anwith embroidery:—

escutcheon with this monogram (Fig. 157) surroundedFig. 157.

Monogram.

In the Nuremberg copy it is at p. 83.

95 Cited by Cav. Merli, in his “ Origine delle Trine.”

03 Bib. Nat. Grov. L. h. 4. b.*—Nuremberg, German Museum.