Speculum humanae salvationis.

Title and imprint from ISTC.
PML Checklist identifies printer as "Printer of the Speculum" and dates as [1471].
Printed in Dutch Prototypography type 1:111G.
Date based on paper research A.H. Stevenson (BMC). P. Needham suggests that the paper-stocks could indicate printing in 1473 (in The Woodcut in Fifteenth-century Europe, ed. P. Parshall (New Haven, 2009) p.89 n.118).
Collation: [1⁶; 2-4¹⁴ 5¹⁶]: 64 leaves, leaf [1]/1 blank.
Paper format: Chancery folio.
The text is printed from movable type with the exception of 20 leaves: signs. [2]/1-2.13-14 and 4-6.9-11; [3]/2-3.13-14 and 7.8; and [5]/4.13 (i.e. leaves 7, 8, 10-17, 19, 20, 22, 23, 27, 28, 32, 33, 52, 61), on which the text is produced in woodcut copied from the type-printed text of the first Latin edition. Xylographic text printed on bifolia.
Printed on one side of the sheet only.
Morgan copy is 3 leaves: signs. [4]/5, [4]/10, and [5]/5 (leaves 39, 44, and 53) only, pasted to boards as previously part of a binding. Leaves are pasted printed side down and paper is heavily darkened so that text and image are only visible through photographic enhancement.
Morgan copy leaf dimensions: 27.4 x 20.5 cm.