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Lot 475
Clive Wilson white and blue No.15 Tottenham Hotspur match issue short-sleeved shirt, 1995-96, Pony, 46-48, with button-up collar and embroidered cloth badge inscribed THFC, Audere-Est-Facere, the front of the shirt dedicated and autographed To Peter, 'Thanks for Everything' Best Wishes Clive Wilson, the reverse lettered WILSON, the sleeves with The F.A. Premier League flashes, the right sleeve with staining from highlighter pen The 1995-96 season was the first season of the Pony shirt deal and Hewlett Packard shirt sponsor
Lot 14
A rare Wales v. New Zealand Rugby International match programme, 16th December 1905 at Cardiff Arms Park, rusty staple, cover detached from staple, covers creases and a 1905 Welsh team postcard, with a crowd of over 47,000, the match is regarded as one of sport's greatest matches, and heard for the first time the Welsh supporters sing 'Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau (Land of My Fathers)' in response to the New Zealand's Haka, (2)
Lot 1692
Renault Master LH35-DCI-100 panel van, white, 2464cc, Diesel first registered August 2010, reg no BX10 UGH, single owner since new, high top, MOT just lapsed 30/5/2024 due to non use over the past few months, present mileage 85,706, recorded at 85,150 on 31/5/2023, fitted with a Ratcliff Palfinder 500kg tail lift (500 minifix model)
Lot 1
14 various books etc, mostly relating to bayonets, including a photocopy of the first edition (1975) of "The Bayonet Book", written and published by John Watts and Peter White; "German Clamshells and other Bayonets" by Walker and Weinand 1985; "The Sword and Bayonet Makers of Imperial Germany 1871-1918" by John Walter 1973; "Allied Bayonets of World War 2", by Anthony Carter, 1969; "World Bayonets 1800 to the Present Day" by same author, 1984; "American Military Bayonets of the 20th Century", paperback by Cunningham, 1997; and various other paperbacks and photocopies. Average GC £40-60
Lot 25
An accumulation of British and Overseas coins, mostly 20th century issues, few silver, average F to VF, but including: Crowns (2): 1887 GVF, 1889 NVF; Florin 1887 GVF; Shillings (6): 1745 Lima GF/F; 1816 NF; 1887 (4) VF; Sixpence 1824 F; threepence 1937 EF; Penny (2): 1937 NEF with good colour, 1949 VF; Farthing (2): 1931, 1932 NEF. Two Britains First Decimal Coins wallets also included. £70-100
Lot 23
British coins: EIIR "Plastic set" of coins 1953, Unc; Britains First Decimal Coin wallet Unc; crowns (16): 1888 VF, 1935 regular edge VF; 1951 GEF in box (box some wear); 1953 (2); 1960 (2); 1965 (4), 1977 (3), 1981 (2) average EF; halfcrowns (3): 1929, 1932, F, 1945 VF; Shillings: 1887 (2) F & VF; sixpence 1887 GVF. George III AE Cartwheel twopence 1797 (2) VF and NVF, ditto penny F; Vic penny 1853 GF, 1854 GVF with a little colour; halfpennies (5): 1854 (2), 1855, 1856 and 1857 F to VF. Farthings: 1799 F, 1843 F, 1853 NVF, 1858 F; a New Brunswick penny token 1843 F/NVF and 3 sundry other items. £100-150
Lot 1037
... in Boston is 'n beweging ontstaan, met 't doel Roosevelt 't dictatoraat aan te bieden". 1906. 45 x 33 cm. (2) "Kanea". 1909. 43 x 28.5 cm. The first drawing signed "Jordaan", both drawings in pen and ink and blue crayon w. manuscript captions above and below. Both publ. in de Ware Jacob or de Notenkraker. (total 2)
Lot 114
With Two Illustrations by Romaine Brooks. London, Scholartis Press, privately subscribed by Eric Partridge Ltd., 1930. 1st ed. 'Limited to 560 copies/ 525 being for sale, of which 25 numbered and signed.' No. vii/25, signed and numb. by Barney. Cl. w. gilt lettering on spine. 8vo. Cloth sl. wavy, some foxing, but in very good condition. Only novel by the so-called 'Amazon of Paris', the legendary lesbian writer, American expatriate and lover of a.o. Renée Vivien, Liane de Pougy and Olive Custance. 'The One Who is Legion' is told by a genderless narrator and mixes gender issues with occult elements. Radclyffe Hall based her groundbreaking 1928 lesbian novel 'The Well of Loneliness' on the life and loves of Barney. Very rare signed first edition of this important work.
Lot 1157
(Picture Book of the Pleasures of the East). Tokyo, Tsutaya Jusaburo, ca. 1805. 3 vols. 49 col. woodblock prints, mostly forming double-p. spreads, orig. sewn blue wr. w. paper label on upper covers, also additional manuscript labels. W. square red seal stamp on first leaf of each vol., first 4 lvs of vol. 1 and last 6 lvs of vol. 3 w. sm. wormhole, wr. sl. rubbed and marked. Overall a very good set of these fine illustrations. One notable print depicts five Dutchmen in their lodgings in Nagasakiya. (total 3)
Lot 1192
Illustrations to Chasseneuz's Catalogus Gloriae Mundi. Frankfurt, S. Feyerabend, 1579. Bound w. title-p., preface and index to Chasseneuz's work (22 p.); title-p. engr. and engr. coat of arms on first page of preface. Beautiful engravings on castle watermarked paper depicting (allegorical) scenes relating to human society. Bound together in later marbled paper boards. Sm. folio. First few p. of text waterst. lower margin; engravings in very good condition.
Lot 1194
d'Ondergang van syn stad en syn ballingschap. Treurspel. (Met inl. d. L. Simons). Haarlem, Erven F. Bohn, 1893(-1901). 2 vols. in 1. (8),63,88,(18); (2),122,(2) p. W. col. lithogr. half-title & title-p., full-p. col. lithogr. plates (at the end of vol. 1), num. col./ tinted text-vignettes, 2nd part w. musical scores. Finely bound in orig. vellum w. gilt centerpiece on front and back covers, gilt boarders, t.e.g. Folio. Some foxing. Beautiful and monumental Art Nouveau book designed by A.J. Derkinderen and published in installments between 1893 and 1901; the work reflects on the development of the "Nieuwe Kunst", a Dutch variant of the international Art Nouveau movement. According to Braches, this is the first Art Nouveau book to which a group of artists from the period contributed and thus produced a 'Gesamtkunstwerk'. With fine lithographed stage decorations designed by H.P. Berlage and music composed by B. Zweers & A.M.J. Diepenbrock. Gans, Nieuwe Kunst, p. 93-94; Braches, Nieuwe Kunst en het boek, no. 940309 and p. 393-406.
Lot 1301
(1-2) London Gallery. Letterpress flyer, undated, w. loosely inserted leaf on Bayer's exhibition at the London Gallery, 1937. Both very rare. This was the first exhibition of works by Bayer in England. (3) Typescript note signed "Herbert", dated 29 Aug. 1947, on a leaf w. printed letterhead of Bayer. The leaf dam./ creased at top and w. annotation "from where?" in pen. (4) Droste, M. Herbert Bayer. Das künstlerische Werk 1918-1938. Exhibition catalogue, Bauhaus-Archiv Berlin/ Gewerbemuseum Basel, Gebr. Mann-Verlag, 1962, 200 p., richly ill., orig. wr. w. transparent dust wr., 4to. -and 3 offprints on Bayer: Sonderdruck der "Gebrauchsgraphik" Nr 5, VIII Jahrgang 1931 (Berlin, Phönix) and Die Kunst und das schöne Heim. Sonderdruck (Munich, Bruckmann, n.d., 2 copies, 1x w. annotations). (total 7)
Lot 1322
London, J. & P. Weldon for Agora Studio in Maastricht, 1977, (38) p., lim. ed. of 100 copies, 16 photogr. ills. w. juxtaposed text and ills., orig. wr. (sl. yellowed), 16.8 x 16.6 cm. Sm. annotation on first pager. Druks is considered one of the most important Israeli conceptual artists of the 1970s.
Lot 1340
Offset (?) print after a drawing (?) by Escher. 73 x 63 mm. Titled and monogrammed in the image. In: Delftsche Studenten Almanak voor het jaar negentien honderd negentien (on p. 77). Delft, J. Waltman Jr., (1918). 311 p. Orig. gilt dec. red cl. The rare first publication of a work by Escher. Hazeu, M.C. Escher, p. 40: 'Over de 'groentijd' maakte Mauk een linoleumsnede, die in de Studentenalmanak van het corps werd afgedrukt, zijn eerste publicatie'. Bool p. 17. Fine copy.
Lot 135
Voyage de découvertes en Afrique. Par trois Anglais. Rédigé sur les Notes du docteur Fergusson. Paris, J. Hetzel, editeur, Collection Hetzel, n.d. (1863). 1st ed. (6),354 p. Hmor., gilt-lettered spine. 8vo (172 x 116 mm). Name and date of former owner (5 aout 1874) in manuscript on first endpaper, verso htitle w. printer's name and address. Some foxing on title and on a few other lvs, sl. wear to corners and minor dam. to the back cover. First edition of the first book by the father of modern science fiction, telling the story of Dr. Samuel Ferguson and his two associates (Dick Kennedy and Joe) who venture to the undiscovered parts of Zanzibar in Africa by using a balloon called the 'Victoria'. With the first numerals dropped in the pagination of pages 247, 317, 337, & 342.
Lot 1369
Amst., Duwaer, 1945. (21) text p. 10 monochrome plates, no. "XI" of 30 copies numb. w. Roman numerals (of 200 in total), w. an orig. pochoir by Wassily Kandinsky. Orig. wr. Obl. folio. Excellent copy. First volume from the series "Editions Duwaer", edited by Vordemberge-Gildewart. Bolliger IV, 228.
Lot 1376
Paris, A. Morancé, 1925. 32 col. pochoir plates. Loose as issued in orig. cloth-backed portfolio. 4to. The plates represent striking examples of First Empire (1804-1815) storefront designs including perfumeries, watchmakers, cafes, milliners, pharmacies and fashion salons. Very good condition.
Lot 1386
Amst., 1964, 19 p., printed in b/w on thin paper, loose as issued in orig. red wr. w. central circular window in front wr., 11.3 x 11.4 cm. First page w. sl. yellowed central circle, some fading on spine, otherwise very fine. A refined, ultra-rare occasional publication. (2) Bruno Munari. The Discovery of the Circle. English transl. by M. and E. Maestro. Baltimore, Monumental Printing Co. for G. Wittenborn in N.Y., 1966, 82,(8) p., w. ills., orig. wr., 15.3 x 15.5 cm. Some foxing. (total 2)
Lot 1388
for the transom window of 's-Gravendijkwal 61, Rotterdam. Mid 20th cent. All 83 x 48 cm. 3 windows depict scenes with Phaeton, one portrays Artemis. Incl. the orig. blueprint pencil drawings of the house featuring these windows. 1 window tile professionally repaired, overall in good condition. Nicolas is well-known for his biblical/ religiously themed stained glass windows for churches and public buildings. These privately commissioned designs based on Ovid's Metamorphoses are an interesting exception to his typical oeuvre. The construction with the transom window has since been reconstructed after it changed ownership in the 1960s, but the work by Nicolas was saved and has been carefully archived by the family of the first owner. (total 5)
Lot 1395
The oldest clipping dated 26 June 1926, the newest after the death of Picasso, mounted in 11 unif. paper portfolios, the larger part numbered (II and IV-X) and w. ill. on front wr. A lovingly assembled extensive archive, also comprising invitations, programs or entry tickets for exhibitions and carbon copies of letters. A recurring name is that of G.H.J. van der Laan, apparently the person who assembled the archive. One carbon copy of a letter addressed to "Cher Monsieur Picasso", dated Amst., 29 August 1953, reveals that in 1912 Van der Laan had already seen a painting of Picasso for the first time. The other letters by or to Van der Laan, show that he frequently wrote directly to newspapers such as De Waarheid and The Israel Museum in Jerusalem. Also present is a greeting card stamped on occasion of the exhibition Hommage à Picasso, Petit Palais, Nov. 1966 - Febr. 1967, w. printed "Meileurs voeux" completed in handwriting "pour votre anniversaire et une très longue vie 20 Jan. '67". Loosely inserted are also three proof plates w. a total of 4 illustrations after Picasso printed from clichés, of which at least 2 (head of a woman in black and the large owl) were used as front wrappers for Stedelijk Museum catalogues. (total 11)
Lot 145
Manuscript in Dutch, title-p. as mentioned followed by 301 p. w. annotations (w. dates up to ca. 1810) and around the same number of blank lvs, contemp. hroan, 4to. First free endpaper loose, binding lacks paper over sides. Nice manuscript, mostly filled w. short biographies of famous men (incl. for example Spinoza, Campanella, Descartes, Leibniz, Von Humboldt and Guillaume de Lille) but also w. short chapters/ recipes on/ of gunpowder, electricity, candlesticks, 'Koleus', 'Oost-Indische stoffen', 'Passementen', varnish, 'Aardigheden van taal- en dichtkunde' and 'Ouderdom'.
Lot 1455
Reproduction des planches originales dans tous leurs états succesifs. 1000 phototypies sans retouches. Atlas. St. Petersburg, Académie Imperiale des Sciences, 1890, 3 vols., each w. title-p. in French and Russian, w. a total of 848 (of ?) plates (many w. 2 or more images and details, adding up to 1008 images, a few fold.) tipped-onto 278 (of ?) mounts (numb. 1-271 in pencil and 7 bis-numbers), loose as issued in the orig. wr. w. titles in French and Russian, folio, kept in 3 unif. cardboard portfolios w. ties of another work (1885). Wrappers a bit browned (offsetting from portfolios), some tears. The first volume w. autograph monogrammed dedication in pen by Rovinski on title of vol. 1: "Offert au Cabinet d'Estampes de l'Etat à Amsterdam par l'auteur (...) 1892 Juin 11." This vol. also w. letterpress addition mounted on title-p. and frontwr: Classées en ordre chronologique d'après Middleton (each vol. w. loosely inserted concordances of the Middleton/ Bartsch numbers). Atlas only of the rare original edition.
Lot 1478
Een onleesbaar Kwadraat-blad. Hilversum, Steendrukkerij de Jong en Co, 1964. First ed. of 2000 unnumb. copies. Orig. wr. containing red and white sheets cut into geometrical compositions. Incl. orig. diagonally cut envelope, printed w. green text in eight languages, 25 x 25 cm. Minor wear and dam. to corners, but overall good copy.
Lot 1503
Milan, 1957-1970. Vols. 1-22 (all publ. in the first series). Bound (ex-library) w. covers preserved; a few nos. unbound, in orig. wrs. Richly illustrated magazine devoted to contemporary architecture, founded by A. Olivetti, ed. by B. Alfieri, later by C. Santini, R. Zorzi and G. Canella. Articles by prominent architects and art historians incl. a.o. A. Rossi, C. Dini, J. Stirling, R. Gabetti and G. Peichl. Sm. library stamps on some covers. Some wrs. worn, a few minor defects. (total 14)
Lot 1507
New York, Primary Information, 2010. Boxed facsimile ed., no. 32/100 w. certificate signed and numb. by Liza Béar and Willoughby Sharp, first 8 issues publ. individually, final 5 bound together in a sc wr. Excellent condition. Avalanche was a groundbreaking New York-based art magazine (1970-1976) founded and edited by Sharp and Béar. The periodical focused particularly on conceptual art and emerging new art forms.
Lot 1516
The only serious quarterly devoted entirely to the art and history of the silent motion picture. Ed. by P. O'Dell and A. Slide. Cincinnati (Ohio, USA)/ London, First Media Press, 1968/ 1969-1974. Nos. 1-11, 13-17 & 19. Orig. wrs. Added: a poster for the same and some related ephemera. 2 copies no. 2. A few signs of wear and age, but overall a nice set. (total 21)
Lot 1551
Ed. by Hans Oldewarris, Hans Kamphuis, Jan Pesman and Peter de Winter. Delft, 1975-1978. Nos. 1-10. The first 3 numbers were made in an edition of 300, numbers 4 and 5 in an edition of 500, then it slowly rose to 2000 copies. The famous Typewriter issue (No. 8) has contributions by Dutch authors W.F. Hermans, Rudy Kousbroek and Piet Grijs, and it comes with the original illustrated envelope and carbon paper (but lacking correction foil). All in very good condition. The periodical focused on innovative and creative design with a humorous twist. Its design and format varied with each (themed) issue, and it often featured inserts and mounted objects. (total 10)
Lot 159
Archive of the Dutch minister of colonies. Comprising manuscript letters, a number of manuscript extracts of documents by Baud, financial administration etc., dated 1839-1850. Incl. a.o.: (1) "Duplicaat, Partikulier en semi-officieel No. 1." Original signed letter (apparently written in a few copies) by Baud, dated The Hague, 23 Febr. 1843, addressed to Joan Cornelis Reijnst (1798-1871), "Vice-President, waarnemenden gouverneur voor Nederlandsch Indië", 4 pages. (2) "Berekening van het Overschot der Koloniale Administratie in Nederland 1846-1850." Bifolium w. manuscript calculations on the first page only, showing the calculation of the yearly colonial surplus. (3) "État comparatif du droits différens qu'un Navire Néerlandais du port de Cent Conneaux et un Navire François du même port, ont à payer dans les ports de Francs, en arrivant de l'étranger." Manuscript list of harbour taxes to be paid by Dutch and French ships arriving in French harbours, on 3 attached lvs, signed Fabricius and dated Paris, 28 Febr. 1836 in pen. (4) "État des marchandises expédiées des Pays Bas sur Strasbourg admises au bénéfice du traité du 35 Juillet 1840, et des celles expédiées de Strasbourg pour les Pays-Bas, pendant l'année 1843." Bifolium w. manuscript calculations on the first page only, dated Strasbourg, 29 March 1844, by the Dutch consul M. Hecht. (5) "Lijst van gedrukte stukken rakende de verwijdering uit Java van Bisschop Grooff, gevoegd bij semi-officiële Missive van 22 Mei 1846. No. 10 (Origineel)." Manuscript list, 1 page, listing 7 documents and publications. (total 36)
Lot 1596
Des. by Molzahn, stamped '24-2-'25, Leine'. 11 x 21.5 cm. *Between 1911 and 1925, Walter Gropius and Adolf Meyer completed three phases of building for the Fagus-Werke, or Fagus shoe factory, at Alfeld on the Leine River (near Hannover). During the third and final phase, the firm engaged the Bauhaus advertising workshop, under the leadership of Herbert Bayer, to design publicity materials. These included a set of standard-sized (DIN A5), hole-punched brochures describing the manufacturing elements Fagus produced, and standard-sized (DIN A6) calling cards for its representatives. Initially designed by Bayer and then executed by other members of the workshop, these were among the first products of the newly functional Bauhaus printing facility (Bauhausdruck) in Dessau. (courtesy to: Merrill C. Berman Collection)
Lot 1599
(1-2) 73e/ 75e Dames Beurs van de dameskroniek. 2 col. offset posters, both 41.5 x 30 cm, late 1940s, the 75e signed by Burki in print. Both w. pieces of tape from former mount verso, the first soiled and sl. creased. (3) Succes. Nederland's zaken maandblad/ Populair efficiency maanblad (subtitle varies). Year 1939, 1947, 1949 and 1951. 4 complete years, each year w. 12 issues, ills., orig. stapled wr., some des. by Burki. -and 7 others, incl. 3 vols. of year 1950 of Succes, Succes-nieuws. Boeken die bouwen catalogus 1949 and V. Denters, Charles Burki, De Kunst Van Het Motorrijden (1997). Added: Borrebach, H. (1903-1991). 43 items, incl. Succes. Nederland's opwekkend maandblad voor persoonlijke en zakelijke opbouw, year 14, 1941, complete in 12 numbers, and year 16, no. 1-6, all w. wr. des. by Borrebach. (total approx. 100)
Lot 161
located mostly in what is now Belgium, 1605-1742. Contemp. vellum, folio. Manuscript in Latin on paper w. approx. 500 folio lvs, also incl. a small amount of printed lvs and a few lvs w. paper covered seals. Entries in chronological order; the first entry dated 1605, the final one 1742 (w. loosely inserted Dutch language quire dated 1771 at the end). Very interesting visitation book, a register of domains of the Catholic Church (Minorites) in "Germania Inferioris". Some place names: Antwerp, Brussels, Boetendael, Roermond, Louvain, Malines and Ghent. Some names of priests: Guilielmus van Sichen, Jacobus de Riddere, Josephus van Dorne, Franciscus Maria Rhini a Politio, Guilielmus Herinx, Petrus Marchant, Cosmas Meermans, Cornelis de Vroom, Conradus Graven, Reinerus Paijes, Petrus Marinus Sormarius, Marcus Zarzosa, Bonaventura Poëry, Franciscus Sanguessa, Matthaus a Pareta and Benjamin Elbel. A few lvs loose, a number of protruding lvs frayed at fore-edge, some sm. other internal and external defects/ imperfections.
Lot 166
containing copies of outcomes of gatherings 1720-1732. Attended by the 'Heeren van' Lijnden, Torck, Randwijk, Van Wassenaar, Van Hogeveen, Van Borssele, Bout, Van Hoorn, Van Nassau Zeyst, Sloterdijk, Van Heerdt, Van Isselmuden, Lohman, Van Regteren, Van Slingelandt, a.o., dated 1 September to 7 October 1720, 11 November to 9 December 1729 and 12 August to 31 December 1732, (268) p., 20th cent. rexine, folio. First leaf w. repaired tears, a few lvs loose, all formerly folded, minimal other imperfections. Interesting convolute containing resolutions on a.o. on the Dutch East and West India Companies, Dutch ambassadors in foreign countries and slavery. A few examples: (1) 24 September 1732. 'Placaat tegen het participeren in vremde Com.en op de Indien'. (2) 3 November 1732. 'Mauricius. Rescript wegens de lading van 't schip Marie Armande.' (3) 4 November 1732. 'Oost Ind. Compagnie, Lading van 't schip de Marie Armande. (4) 6 November 1732. 'Griis. Versoek om een declaratoir opt 't placaat vremde Ind. Com.en.' (5) 8 November 1732. 'Van der Meer. Lossinge van de slaven te Mequinez (present day Mèknes, Morocco). (6) 4 September 1720. 'Resident Pesters. Instructie voor Neny wegens het schip de Commany, en de vaert op de Indien.' (7) 7 September 1720. 'Admiral.t te Amsterdam. De l'Hermitage. Reclameren van een schip, door een Turkse rover te Darthmouth opgebragt'. (8) 2 October 1720. 'West Ind.e Comp.e. Resident Pesters. Te confreren over de differenten wegens het schip de Comany.'
Lot 167
Recept Boek. First half 19th cent., approx. 50 p. of neatly handwritten text (in a few different hands), contemp. boards, sm. 4to. W. sheet of paper attached to spine, covering the sides. A nice cookbook on laid paper w. Pro Patria watermark. A few recipes: "Om pannekoeken te bakken", "Om waaflen te bakken", "Om waaflen te bakken als Mevrouw Van K.", "om een podding te bakken", "citroen taartje", "Dampnoedels te maken", "Zuikerdeeg voor appel of pruimkoek", "Sneeuwballen", "Broot podding", "Sambal in 't zuur", "Roomsche boontjes in 't zuur", "Oranje appels te confijten", "Rosebottels te confijten", "Andijvie in te leggen", "Om een speenvarken in 't zult te leggen", "Soup van kreeften" and "Snoek te farceren". Bound w. a number of blank lvs.
Lot 1691
Most advertising for var. passenger ocean liners, many relating to Italy. Incl. a.o.: (1) Conte Grande brochure, 1932. Sm. piece removed from first page. (2) Monte San Salvatore, Lugano. Tourist pamphlet w. fold-out map des. by Ernst, 1938. (3) Vers la lumineuse Egypte par l'Adriatica. 1938. (4) D.S. Mail Motorschip Sibajak. Rotterdamsche Llyod. (5) KNSM zomerreizen 1937. Koninklijke Nederlandsche Stoomboot Maatschappij. Brochure des. by J. Walther. (6) L'Expansion Belge & Exportation Reunies. Periodical w. cover des. by V. Creten, 1932. Nice collection. (total 25)
Lot 1739
Notepad in faux leather w. gilt Spijker emblem on cover. Introductory pages w. calendar and memorandum, 1919. 11 x 6.5 cm. Former owner's name 'Jan Hadders Jaz, Valthermond, Gem. Odoorn' written on owner's inscription page, incl. his drivers license number '4614'. Incl. an (original?) pencil 'Johann Faber Memorandum' w. metal top in side-holder. First few pages give information on the chassis, type 13/30 P.K. and several charts. The calendar leaves are mostly blank except for some notes on the places Hadders went to and their distance ('van Groningen naar Zuidlaren 17.3, Paterswolde 8.6, Leeuwarden 57 etc.). On 29 mai he noted 'Van Valthermond naar Groningen, 54 km. in 2 uur'. Extremely rare.
Lot 174
Dutch, 2nd half 17th cent. (first entry dated 1665), 19th cent. marbled and panelled leather, 4to. Some coats of arms handcol. in gouache but most in pen and black ink. W. annotation verso of the third leaf: "Ex libris W.C.H. Machen, Warmond, no. 671" (William Charlemagne Henri Machen, 1860-1835). Also w. 2 identical bookplates of the Provinciebestuur van Overijssel. Interesting and attractive 17th cent. heraldic manuscript, the first few pages containing the arms of "Nassouw van Oranje stadhouder van Gelderlandt", followed by a double-p. genealogical tree containing the coats of arms and the names of a.o. Nassau, Stolberg, Saxen, Hessen, Mecklenburg and Mansvelt. Also at the beginning are a series of coats of arms of cities, provinces and countries, w. names in pen such as Valentia, Granada, Catalonien, Dalmatien, Napels, Schotlant, China, Tartarien, Constantionopolen, Egypten, Croacia, Zeelant and Utrecht. Most of the other coats of arms have as captions the names of various noble families. Binding sl. weak along hinges, spine and outer corners rubbed, the first leaf w. sl. dam. margins (repaired), fingersoiled/ a bit browned/ stained throughout.
Lot 1748
Ca. 1870-2000, ordered by subject and loosely inserted in 14 binders/ albums. Incl. a.o.: (1) Aviation, incl. many KLM first day covers, ca. 1930-1960, approx. 210 items in 3 albums. (2) Kinderpostzegels, ca. 1945-1990, approx. 190 items (incl. a number of full sheets of unused stamps), designs by D. Bruna and Joost Swarte, a.o. (3) Comics and related subjects, ca. 1960-2000, approx. 90 items (incl. unused stamps), designs by Marten Toonder ("Ecu Brief"), Hergé, Fiep Westendorp, Harald Slaterus, Jan Kruis, Willy Vandersteen and Joost Swarte, a.o. (4) Dutch graphic designers, ca. 1970-1990, approx. 85 items, most first day covers, designs by M.C. Escher (2x "Ecu Brief" and 1 card, 1988), Wim Crouwel, Dick Elffers, Piet Mondriaan, Opland and H.N. Werkman, a.o. (5) World War II, House of Orange and curiosities, ca. 1870-1975, mostly stamped addressed envelopes and postcards, incl. items produced during the German occupation. (6) Dutch envelopes and cards w. pre-printed stamps, most unused, ca. 1870-1945, approx. 100 items. (7) First day covers and many items, partly related to Kinderpostzegels (incl. a number of unused sheets of stamps), approx. 140 items, designs by Peter Struycken, Dick Bruna and R.D.E. Oxenaar, a.o. (8) Olympic Games, 1956-1992, 55 first day covers. The collection also comprises an album labelled "Divers poststukken China, Jap. Rusland" (approx. 60 items), an album labelled "Briefkaarten buitenland" (approx. 100 cards, ca. 1880-1950), an album w. approx. 290 stamps and related items memorizing John F. Kennedy (issued by many different countries). Many duplicates. (total approx. 1500 in 14 albums)
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