5B 1800 Kiel Gebruckt in der Konigl Schulbuchdruckeren
Notes
The Martin Luther hymnbook is a collection of hymns inspired by the works of Martin Luther, the Protestant Reformer. Luther’s original hymnbook, first published in 1524, was a foundational work for congregational singing in the Protestant Church. By 1800, various editions and adaptations of Luther’s hymns had been published, preserving his emphasis on simple, accessible music for worship. These hymnbooks often included well-known hymns like “A Mighty Fortress Is Our God” and were widely used in German-speaking Protestant communities.
Description
Black sealskin contemporary binding with five raised bands and engraved silver cornerpieces on all four corners front and back. Two engraved silver clasps and a putti figure adorn the front and back covers as well. Gauffred, gold fore edges and in excellent condition internally. Some discoloration to leather on back cover around the silver pieces.
