(HORAE B.M.V.) Illuminated liturgical manuscript in Dutch, written in gothic script in black ink with rubrics and initial strokes in red, 21 lines, recto and verso, on vellum. with forty-three pages with maiblumen initials of two to eight lines with elaborate marginal extensions in red, green, and blue, including eight large divisional initials with full-page borders of highly intricate penwork; one- and two-line initials in red and blue throughout. 186 leaves, complete. 160x109 mm, contemporary blind-tooled calf over wooden boards with brass catches, lacking clasps, rebacked, circular paper label on spine, joints rubbed, cover corners worn through; contents generally clean and bright, with only occasional minor wrinkling of vellum and slight smudge in lower portion of border at beginning of Hours of the Virgin Bookplate of J. F. M. Sterck (1859-1941). Northern Netherlands [Delft?], circa 1475