II work: Rare pamphlet distributed by Pietro Bortolotti (d. 1860), who patented the perfume "Acqua di Felsina", which also became a "true and unique prodigious medicine, a 'pleasant' comfort against diseases and ailments", so much so that in an advertisement from 1835 its use in Genoa to combat the cholera epidemic is reported. In 1876 it won the gold medal at the Philadelphia Exhibition and in 1878 in Paris - at the World Exhibition - it obtained the only medal awarded in this category, "for its true healthy qualities and its pleasant perfume", beating the most renowned French and English maisons.
III work: A beautiful example, with wide margins. Published for the wedding between Senator Giacomo Ottavio Beccadelli and Marchioness Violante Bovio. Contains: “The Value of Clothing” by P. Rafaelli Vincenzi, “The Cabinet” by F. Marescalchi, “The Deshabillé or the Dressing Gown” by C. Vannetti, “The Comb” by J. Della Cella, “The Mirror” by Ippolito Pindemonte, “The Tupé and the Curls” by G. Pellèri, “The Forks” by J. Vittorelli, the Manteca by J. Tornieri, “The Cyprus Powder” by Abbot Lorenzi, “The Cap and the Veils” by Clotilde Tambroni, “The Feathers” by L. Tornieri, “The Ribbons” by A. Cerati, “The Moles” by GB Velo, “The Perfumes” by C. Boccella, “The Chocolate” by
A. Arnaldi, “The Books” by C. Rosmini, “The Visits” by A. Coccapani, “The Enlightenment” by L. Salina,
“Good Taste”.