Folio, [1 leaf, 24 folded leaves]. The 24 folded leaves are divided into 23 chapters and an introduction. Housed in the publisher's green cloth clamshell, lined in silk, Mozart's initials in gilt on spine, measures 18" x 14". Light wear to cloth panels, solid binding. Internally fine. Laid-in list of subscribers. From a limited edition of 550 copies produced by Thornwillow Press, this being number 35, signed by Neal Zaslaw below his introduction. Scuffs and soil marks to the box, otherwise a fine example. 

This unique archive includes facsimiles of letters, artistic works, documents, ephemera and musical compositions related to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, in celebration of the 200th anniversary of the composer's death in 1791. This work was designed by Luke Ives Pontifell and printed at the Stinehour Press in Vermont. The collection was assembled and annotated by Neal Zaslaw with the Mozart Bicentennial at Lincoln Center.

Set in Monotype Bembo and printed letterpress. Bembo is an early twentieth century rendering of the first “roman” type used by the Venetian printer and publisher Aldus Manutius in 1495. This type was designed by the punchcutter Francesco Griffo who cast Manutius’ letters. The facsimiles have been reproduced using offset lithography. Binding: All edges trimmed. Dark green linen clamshell box, lined with white moiré, and Mozart’s initials gilt on spine." (from the publisher)