Musical Manuscripts of the Prague Conservatory
Digitisation renewed at the Prague Conservatory, the oldest digitised manuscript dating to 1718
Digitisation renewed at the Prague Conservatory, the oldest digitised manuscript dating to 1718
Six more 18th-century manuscripts digitised
Seven more digitised manuscripts from late 18th to mid-19th century
Digitisation of two turn-of-19th-century plays and 18th-century German-language prayer book
Incunable edition from 1486 with coloured maps and initials
Czech-language manuscript from the mid-18th century
Linguistically and thematically diverse codices dating from the second half of the 16th century to the end of the 18th century
Another eight digitised manuscripts from the former Dietrichstein Castle Library
Documents from the City of Prague Museum now in Manuscriptorium
The first portion of the manuscripts of Jan Kryštof Bořek ((1665–1729/1730), a collector and mercantilist economist