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van Holland en Vriesland. Groeninger, Emder en Reydingerland, Holstyn, Ditmarsche en't Eydersted. Amst., Joannes van Kuelen (=van Keulen), ca. 1680. 52 x 60 cm. 2 beautifully col. allegorical cartouches w. title, scales and coat of arms. The right part of a nautical map that was publ. on 2 double folio sheets. Professionally restored, backed w. Japanese paper.

(1-4) Franikera. Franeker, 4 identical double folio town plans. 41.5 x 52.5 cm. All by J. Blaeu from his "Stedenboek". Amst., 1649. Title in allegorical cartouche, coats of arms and dedication D. Joanni Antonidae Van Der Linden, signed in the plate by J. Blaeu. Ample margins. Some waterst.Added: A double sm. folio leaf (40 x 54 cm) from a French ed. of Braun and Hogenberg. Cologne, ca. 1600. W. the towns of Leeuwarden and Franeker. (total 5)

Amst., C.M. van Gogh, 1895. Nos. 1-53. Folio. Later hcl., complete w. all lithogr. suppl. by a.o.: Theo van Hoytema; Jan Toorop; Marius Bauer; Willem van Konijnenburg; Jan Veth; Antoon Molkenboer; Vincent van Gogh.

Batavia, Commissie voor de Volkscultuur, 1919. Paper portfolio (design: P. Ducro) w. text sheets and 37 lithogr. col. plates after R. Soelandi. Sm. folio.

von A. Kubin. München & Leipzig, G. Müller, 1913. Dec. boards. Good copy. (2) Sansara. Ein Cyklus ohne Ende. München, Muller, 1911. Text and portfolio w. 36 (of 40) lithographs by Kubin. Folio (45 x 32 cm) Portfolio dam. (3) G. Flaubert. Der Büchernarr. Mit Lithographien von Alfred Kubin.Hannover, 1929. Bookplate (publisher's) S. Fischer. Cl.-and 1 more. (total 5)

Naverteld uit het oud-Fransch. Bewerking van Elizabeth Couperus. Amst., Van Holkema & Warendorf, n.d., printed in 350 numb. copies on heavy paper (this copy is numbered 197 in pencil), 115 p., w. 29 tipped-in col. plates after Edmund Dulac, orig. dec. gilt crushed mor. by E.P. van Bommel, w. mounted col. plate after Dulac of frontcover, folio.Some folds in corners of plates; a bit foxed as usual. Top of spine discol. and chipped; leather a bit rubbed along extremities. Still a good copy.

Vertaald door Dr. L.A.J. Burgersdijk. Amst., Van Holkema & Warendorf, n.d. (ca. 1925), (4),106 p., printed in blue in 350 numb. copies on heavy paper (this copy numbered 220), w. 39 tipped-in col. plates, ills. and book decoration after Arthur Rackham, orig. dec. gilt full crushed mor. (probably by E.P. van Bommel) w. mounted plate after Rackham on frontcover, folio.A bit foxed as usual. Leather a bit discol. and rubbed. Added: Idem. Hamlet. Vertaald door Dr. L.A.J. Burgersdijk. Ibid., iidem, n.d. (ca. 1925), printed in 350 numb. copies (this copy is numbered 154), (4),128 p., w. 29 tipped-in col. plates after W.G. Simmonds, orig. gilt and marbled imitation (?) vellum w. mounted col. plate after Simmonds on frontcover, folio. (total 2)

Michael Kindman a.o., Vol. 1-77, 1965-1969. Complete set, including no. 1 of the follow-up title Goob Yeak Gergibal (1969), announcement posters, leaflets and other ephemera in a small archive on the Paper, all bound together in three folio green faux leather bindings. (total 3)

Publ. in 1897 by the Librairie centrale des Beaux-Arts in Paris, an introduction by Eugène Grasset. Folio of 60 plates. Contemp. binding with marble paper. Spine and corners of binding worn, slight foxing, otherwise in excellent condition.This copy lacks 11 plates: 3; 7; 13; 19; 25; 31; 37; 43; 45; 49; 55. In this portfolio, Verneuil - artist and interior decorator - features colour plates with imaginative designs showing expressive, sinuous curvilinear forms reflecting the emergence of Art Nouveau. It celebrates a rich variety of designs based on plant and animal forms: birds; fish and other sea creatures; seashells; insects (including the favorite fin de siècle motifs of butterflies and dragonflies); and environmental plant forms such as flowers and trees. Reducing living creatures into playful decorative devices and geometric patterns, he provides dozens of striking examples to serve as models for adaptation by other interior designers. This particular work was one of Verneuil's most influential in promoting the Art Nouveau style.

Zes jaren aan den Congo en de stichting van een nieuwen vrijen staat. [&] Hoe ik Livingstone vond. U. h. Engelsch. Amst./Brussel, P. Maes, 1886. 3 vols. Sm. folio. Contemp. hcalf w. marbled boards, ribbed spines and gilt lettering, 5 fold. maps, 11 col. chromolithogr. plates and approx. 430 other ills.Sl. worn, (mostly marginal) foxing, 1 map loose. (total 3)

and Belgium. 18th to 19th cent. 8vo and 4to. Collection of approx. 100 sm. maps w. some duplicates. General, provincial, and regional maps of the Netherlands and Belgium. Lithogr., steel and copper engr. by a.o.: Le Rouge; Robert; De Lat (approx. 20 Belgian regional maps); De Leth; Banse; Binet; Kraijenhoff; Reding; Witkamp; and Braakensiek. Many col. In 1 folio imitation leather folder. Sold as a collection of prints, not subject to return.(total approx. 100)

Paris, printed by Gauthier-Villars for H. Piazza, n.d., 116,(2) p., w. 50 mounted col. plates and book decoration after Edmund Dulac, very finely bound by Flammarion Vaillant in black half mor., orig. wr. pres., t.e.g., folio.H-title and colophon a bit browned. Binding just some unobtrusive imperfections. An attractive copy. (2) L. Rosenthal. Au Royaume de la Perle. Paris, printed by G. Kadar for H. Piazza, 1920, in 1500 numb. copies (this copy is numbered 1142), 139,(1) p., w. 10 mounted col. plates, initials and bookdecoration after Edmund Dulac, private blue half mor. w. orig. wr. bound with, t.e.g., folio. Some minor internal and external imperfections. (total 2)

Avec douze aquarelles par Hermine David. Paris, Le rayon d'or, 1951. Paper wr. (2) André Gide. Les nourritures terrestres. Avec douze aquarelles de Raoul Dufy. Paris, Le rayon d'or, 1950. Hcalf. (3) Roger Peyrefitte. Les amitiés particulières. Avec, en frontispieces, deux lithographes original de Valentine Hugo. Paris, Jean Vigneau, 1946. 2 vols. Sm. folio. Loose quires in cardboard wr. as issued. -and 1 more. All lim. eds. and in fair to good condition. (total 5)

Curpotten ltd for Fine Sporting Interests ltd, 1979. Folio (42 x 31 cm) gilt red Morocco. No. 17 of the deluxe specially boxed and bound copies, containing an original signed watercolor by the artist (Signed and dated 1978, ca. 20 x 27 cm)

"Kurtzer Bericht, dess jenigen was sich ihm Niderlandt in Religions sachen und sunst zugetragen hat, Coloniae apud Franc. Hogenberg 1566-1593" (modern manuscript title). Cologne, ca. 1570-1600, 158 mostly numbered, etched plates, dep. scenes from the Dutch war of independance against the Spaniards, bound together in modern full vellum, obl. folio. Several plates dam. (and partly also waterst.) in outer margin, w. occas. sl. loss of image, or the image affected by the stains; nine plates at the end fully mounted because of the mentioned defects (worse there). Otherwise a sl. smudged/ fingersoiled copy, but most of the plates in acceptable/ good condition. One of the rarest series of prints in this manner, issued up to about 1600 in around 400 plates. Without a general title, the series became known as "Geschichtsblätter". The plates include town views, maps and naval battles, providing detailed information on the events of the war, buildings and costumes. The plate showing the assassination of William of Orange (10 July 1584) is the only plate to show Hogenberg's name, the final four plates here are dated to 1592-1594, after Hogenberg's death.

Zwanzig Blätter aus dem Bilderbuche des Todes. Gezeichnet von Prof. Tobias Weiss. Mit Vorwort und Sprüchlein von P.W. Kreiten. Münchengladbach, B. Kühlen, n.d. (1894). Folio. 8 text p. Orig. cl.-backed pict. boards, ill. title and 20 plates.Sl. foxed, 1 text quire loose, covers worn along extremities, cl. over spine w. a few tears. (2) Franz Pocci. Todtentanz in Bildern und Sprüchen. Dachau, Einhorn, n.d. (1920). 4to. Wood-engr. title and 12 plates by H. Rühling after Franz Pocci, letterpress "Nachwort" dated 1920, all mounted on 14 lvs., orig. boards w. mounted title and titles on spine. Spine and part of covers discol. Reprint without the text of the 1862 ed. Added: a French language Danse macabre and related German language publ., incl. Widerlegung der Brochüre über die Begräbnisse in Wien. Vienna, J.T.E. von Trottnern, 1781. 34 p. Unbound. (total 5)

3 folio lvs. w. 2 large woodcuts, 1 smaller woodcut and 18 sm. woodcut portraits, leaf size approx. 46 x 30 cm.Some foxing and marginal stains, the leaf with the 2 large woodcuts ("Blat V") restored in lower corner. (total 3)

(1) De Arthur Trilogie, Standaard Uitgeverij, 2010. No. 657/750. Folio size, in hcl. Including a dédicace by Paul Geerts. (2) De Groene Splinter. Standaard, 2005. Hc., folio in half cloth. No. 121/500. (3) De Parel in de Lotusboem. Hc., cloth with mounted plate. Incl. ded. by Paul Geerts. Added: 9 more, 4 of which with a dédicase by Geerts. (total 12)

geboren princesse van Hessen-Kassel, douairiére van Johan Willem Friso, prins van Oranje en Nassau (...). Plegtig volvoerd binnen Leeuwarden op den 13den van Wiedemaand des jaars 1765. Bestaande dit werk in twee-en-twintig vel kopere plaaten, waar by gevoegd is een accurate beschryving van bovengemelde plegtigheit. N.pl. (Leeuwarden), Abraham Ferwerda and Rienk Jelgerhuis, n.d. (1765). Obl. folio. Contemp. marbled calf, gilt border around size, gilt edges of boards, ribbed and gilt spine w. mor. letterpiece, all edges marbled, 10 letterpress p. (incl. 2 p. w. dedication to the States of Friesland, with engr. coat-of-arms), followed by 22 engr. plates by Rienk Jelgerhuis. The series consists of 21 numb. plates of sections of the funerary procession of Maria Louisa von Hessen-Kassel (1688-1765), w. the names and ranks of the participants below in letterpress, and an unnumb. overview plate of the entire procession. Sl. foxed (endpapers a bit more) and some offsetting from turn-ins and occas. sl. fingersoiling, leather over upper joint and along part of lower edge of front cover split (one piece of leather loose but preserved, lacks a 2nd sm. piece) and some smaller imperfections. Very rare complete copy. From the well-known extensive library of Mr. Ferdinand Caspar Koch (1873-1957), w. his bookplate on first free endpaper. Muller, Historieprenten, 4160.

Naverteld door Laurence Housman. Amst., Van Holkema & Warendorf, n.d. (ca. 1925), printed on heavy paper in 325 numb. copies (this copy numbered 182), (4),99 p., w. 50 tipped-in col. plates after Edmund Dulac, orig. gilt 3/4 leather w. ( sl. rubbed) mounted col. plate after Dulac on frontcover, folio.A bit foxed as usual; first quire loosening. Spine sl. faded and upper joint splitting. Outer corners a bit worn. (2) Duizend en één nacht. Arabische vertellingen. Bewerkt door M.A.L.J. Cuypers. Zeist, "De Torentrans", 1939, 315 p., w. 50 tipped-in col. plates after Edmund Dulac, orig. gilt buckram w. mounted col. plate after Dulac, 4to. (total 2)

approx. 240 unnumb. p. and some loosely inserted contributions, almost all in pen but a few in pencil, in 2 clothbound board notebooks w. owner's entries "Sara Wijnberg Oosterpark 45 Amsterdam", respectively "Sara Wijnberg Januari 1931" on first free endpapers, folio.W. a loosely inserted contribution on envelopes/ business writing paper with her address Oosterpark 45 in Amsterdam, and printed advertorial line: "Reeds een groot aantal ernstige gevallen van Doofheid en Ooorlijden [sic] vond bij mij blijvende geneezing". Also loosely inserted are a manuscript card and a letter addressed (both unsent and displaying great uncertainty) to "Beste Cees" and dated 26/ 28 December 1933, and some other letters, contributions, newspaper clippings. Sara Wijnberg is mentioned on the website 'Joods Amsterdam' as known from an newspaper advert in which she offers her services as a specialist in ear-related problems (1931). The diary shows that she is a pious protestant, the reformed "Elthetokerk" is mentioned regulary). The very nice and personal diary starts with annotations concerning a certain "Jr.", with whom she makes music, together with others. "Ik heb den heelen nacht van Jr. gedroomd. Steeds werd ik weer wakker en als ik dan weer insliep, verscheen hij weer." (7 April 1930). They are both members of a musical group that performs at so-called "catechisatie-avonden". Sara Wijnberg displays a great uncertainty towards this Jr., very explicit jealousy towards other women and incredible calculative behaviour in company. She confides only in her friend Lea. After a strange confrontation (13 April 1930): "Lea troostte me al: "Er komt misschien nog iets goeds van. Nu merkt hij misschien, dat je een meisje bent." "Ja één van tweeën: of hij denkt: stik! of hij zal me gaan waardeeren (om het zacht uit te drukken)." "Maandag 14 April. (...) Den heelen dag zeg ik tegen mijzelf "en vandaag is hij jarig." Ja vandaag is Jr. 18 jaar. Ik kan hem niet gelukwenschen, maar wel bidden." "Donderdag 17 April (...). Ik stel mijzelf tot plicht: Hooren, zien en zwijgen. Nu voel ik wel hoe moeilijk het is je tong te bedwingen. Maar ik heb mijn dagboek en dat is geduldig en liefdevol. Morgen een heelen dag werken. Het is al elf uur en ik ben moe, moe van de onzekerheid." "Maandag 16 Juni Avond. Lea dwingt me te schrijven n.l. dat heel bijzondere: we hebben lichte kousen aan! Dat beteekent voor onze familie heel veel, Onze zwarte onderdeelen gaven een cachet aan degelijkheid aan alle oorden waar we verscheenen. Nu zijn we de wereld gelijkvormig geworden." "Maandag 18 Augustus, avond (...). Als ik een vergelijk tusschen Kees of Jr. dan moet ik erkennen, Kees is hoffelijk, zelfs lief, maar voor Jr. zou ik iets overhebben. b.v. (zoo stel ik mij voor) wanneer Kees eens blind zou worden of aan iets anders onvolledig mocht worden, zou hij voor mij geen aantrekkingskracht meer hebben, daarentegen als Jr. ooit zoiets zou overkomen, geloof ik, dat ik hem hetzelfde hart zou toedragen, hem met dezelfde gezindheid van nu zou bedenken."

Year 50, nos. 1-34; year 51, nos. 18-21, 27-37, 39, 46 and 48-50; year 52 nos. 1-7, 9-11 and 16-52 and year 53, nos. 4 and 11-18. Berlin, Deutscher Verlag, 1941-1944. Folio. 116 nos. (incl. several duplicates), richly ill.With: Illustrierter Beobachter, 14 nos. (München, 1940-1943), Das Illustrierte Blatt, 5 nos. (Frankfurt, 1941). -and 9 nos. of similar periodicals. (total 144)

et des chevaliers de la table ronde. D'après les textes anciens. Paris, printed by Jacoub et Aulard for H. Piazza, 1920, in 1500 numb. copies on Japanese paper (this copy is numbered 1205), (4),112,(1) p., w. 22 ills. of which 16 tipped-in col. plates, many other b/w ills. and book decoration all after Arthur Rackham, private half olive green mor. w. orig. wr. pres., ribbed and giltlettered spine, t.e.g., folio.Leather some rubbed spots and spine trifle faded. Good, finely bound copy.

Collection of approx. 140 miscell. prints, views, churches, public buildings, etc., ca. 18th to 19th cent. Lithogr., steel and copper engr., and some later printing techniques, mostly 4to and 8vo in 4 folio imitation leather folders.The collection incl. a.o.: some sm. 17th cent. copper engr. of fortifications; plans from Delfshaven, Schoonhoven and Gouda; 18th cent. copper engr. of views from Gorinchem, Bodegraven, Gouda, Watering, Overschie, and Vlaardingen; an optical print from Oude Wetering in old col.; and some 19th. cent. wood engr. W. duplicates. Sold as a collection of prints, not subject to return. (total approx. 140)

Volledige uitgave vertaald door M.M. de Vries-Vogel. Met medewerking van en ingeleid door Prof. Dr Jan de Vries. Printed in Wormerveer by Meijer's Boek- en Handelsdrukkerij for W. de Haan in Utrecht, n.d. (1940), in 275 numb. copies (this copy is numbered 61, one of 250 copies bound in half leather), XXV,(1),490 p., w. 5 tipped-in col. plates, frontisp., title-vignette, (full-p.) ills and gilt cover-illustration all by Anton Pieck, orig. giltlettered half leather, folio.Covers sl. foxed; leather a bit chafed/ rubbed; 1 outer corner bumped. (2) Sprookjes en vertellingen van de Gebroeders Grimm. The Hague, printed by the Zuidholl. Boek- en Handelsdrukkerij for Gebroeders van Cleef, n.d. (1895), (8),480 p., richly illustrated w. wood-engr. (full-p.) ills. after P. Grot Johann, orig. gilt pict. cl. by G. Oostenbroek en Zoon Hofboekbinders (Haarlem), w. col. ill. after Grevenstuk on frontcover, folio. Apart from some minimal imperfections, a very fine and attractive copy. Rare. And 2 others illustrated by Gustave Doré and Hans Tegner. (total 4)

Zweites Buch. Aus dem Lateinischen übers. und nachgedichtet von Friedrich Walter Lenz. Berlin, Akademie-Verlag, 1970. 75 p. Incl. 13 full-p. col. lithogr. by Sitte. Folio (61 x 43.5 cm), half vellum in cardboard slipcase (dam. at sides and edges). No. 336/600 signed copies.

inhoudende diversche ordonnancien, edicten, ende placaete[n] vande coninclicke Ma. ten ende haere deurluchtige hooc-heden, graven van Vlaendren, metsgaders van heurliederen provincialen raede aldaer, ghepubliceert inden voorghenoemden lande van Vlaendren t'zedert den iaere vyfthien-hondert t'zestich, tot ende metten iaere zesthien-hondert neghenen-twintich. Ghent, Anna vanden Steene, 1629 (= 1630), (8),795,(1 blank),(30 index) p., w. engr. title-p. by Bernaert van Zoomeren, large woodcut printer's mark on final p., contemp. blindst. vellum over wooden sides, 2 brass clasps and catches, sm. folio. Library stamp (cancelled) on title-p. A very fresh, beautifully bound copy. The first edition of this second volume of the collected government issues of Flanders, edited by the jurists Bloys and Stalins. Dekkers 17.

Eine Sammlung erotischer Privatdrucke mit Original-Graphik. Vols. I, III, VI, VII, VIII, IX. Berlin, Privatdrucke der Gurlitt-Presse, 1919. Sm. folio. Printed in 700 numb. copies. Hvellum w. dec. boards, upper edges gilt.I. Friedrich Schiller. Der Venuswagen. 8 col. lithographs by Lovis Corinth; III. Pantschatantra. Fabeln aus dem indischen Liebesleben. 10 col. lithogr. by Richard Janthur; VI. Heinrich Lautensack. Erotische Votiftafeln. 7 lithogr. by Willy Jäcke; VII. Die Königliche Orgie oder Die Österreicherin (...). 6 Lithogr. and vignets by von Paul Scheurich; VIII. Wilhelm Heinse. Die Kirschen. 7 Lithogr. by Wilhelm Wagner; IX. J.-K. Huysmans. Gilles de Rais. 15 Lithogr. by Willi Geiger. Fine set. (total 6)

Random House, New York, 1993. 1st ed. Folio. Cl. w. transparent dust-j., signed., ex libris stamp of previous owner on title-p.Added: Avedon. Photographies 1947-1977. Denoel-Filipacchi, 1978. Hc w. transparent (dam.) dust-j. (total 2)

(1-4) 4 identical town plans from Bolswaert. 39.5 x 53 cm. W. title, coats of arms, cartouche w. dedication, and signed in the plate J. Blaeu. 1 Latin ed. by Blaeu (Amst., 1649). 1 plan after Blaeu from a copper engr. by Gregorio Leti taken from his Theatro Belgico with De Wit's imprint (Amst., Willem de Jonge, 1690). 2 plans by De Wit after Blaeu from his Theatrum Ichnographicum (Amst. 1698), verso blank.Added: A double folio leaf with the towns of Slooten, Ylst, Worcum and Hinloopen by J. Blaeu from a Latin ed. of J. Blaeu's "Stedenboek". Amst., 1649. All copper engr. Good condition, ample margins except for the Leti plan. (total 5)

The Audubon Society Baby Elephant Folio (38.5 x 31 cm). Abbeville Press, New York, 1981. No. 587 of 2500 signed copies, hand-bound in (gilt) leather.

Paris, printed by G. Kadar for H. Piazza, 1910, in 700 numb. copies (this copy numbered 553, one of 400 copies on vélin du Marais), no pagination, w. 20 mounted col. plates and book decoration after Edmund Dulac, private half mor., orig. frontwr. w. design printed in gold after Dulac pres., ribbed and gilt spine, folio (spine sl. faded, lower edges of covers sl. worn).(2) Ch. Guyot. La toison d'or et quelques autres contes de la Grèce ancienne. Ibid., idem, 1921, printed in 1300 numb. copies (this copy numbered 636, one of 1000 copies), w. 14 mounted col. plates and bookdec. after Edmund Dulac, private half calf, orig. frontwr. after Dulac pres., folio. Spine sl. faded and a bit rubbed, lower edges of covers sl. worn. (total 2)

Many mounted on 16 blue paper lvs., 11 photogr. loose/ loosely inserted, various sizes (incl. panoramas), w. manuscript captions dated 1913-1926, org. cl., obl. large folio.A few lvs. w. cut out sections affecting photogr., a few photogr. lacking, binding w. some dam. and stains. Varied series of photogr., apparently assembled by a high-ranking employee of an oil company, showing: oil-installations; settlements; houses; (group)portraits; family-pictures; ships; and some holiday pictures taken outside Indonesia. Some captions: "Balik-Papan Baai Borneo"; "Sanga-Sanga Moana 1913 Hosptaal Saengai Mariam"; "Boorterrein "Louise"; "Sanga-Sanga Dalem 1913"; "Meer van Bagindit Maart 1918"; "Papandajaän Maart 1918"; "Boorterrein"; "Sambodsa April 1918"; "Californische Installatie B. Papan"; "Aan het meer van Tandano"; "Opruimingswerkzaamheden Kaliminkoet"; "Exploratie werk op het eiland"; "Poelae Mandael n.o. Borneo 1919"; and "Main Camp Tarahan Borneo". -and 2 other, smaller-sized albums, with num. later photogr. concerning Dutch oil extraction in Indonesia. 1 w. modern attribution "Shell-Pladjoe Palembang Sumatra dhr van Dorp", the other a memorial picture book of the Soeban-Djerigi-Complex, honouring 20 years of service of an employee (loose). (total 3)

London, The Studio, 1921. 1st ed. 22 facsmile etchings and other illustrations. Half faux vellum. Sm. folio. Somewhat loose in binding. (2) Arthur Symons. Aubrey Beardsley. London, Sign of the Unicorn, 1898. 1st ed. Hcl. Illustrated. Sl. loose. Added: 6 Special and Extra numbers of The Studio, London, 1897-1924. Overall in good condition. (total 8)

receullis et publiés par (...). Ghent, P.F. De Goesin-Verhaeghe, 1829, (4), 4 introd. p., lithogr. frontsp. portrait of Joan d' Huyvetter and 22 engr. plates w. detailed illustrations of vases, tankards, beer mugs, wine jugs, decanters, goblets, serving trays, dishes, clocks and stained-glass windows, cont. half calf, sm. folio.Inner hinges partly showing the sewing of the quires (occas. a bit loose); top of spine dam. Rare, published simultaneously with a Dutch language edition. About the interesting collection of Joan d'Huyvetter (1770-1833), member of the directory board of the Academy of Fine Arts at Ghent and the Royal Academy in Amsterdam. Vanderhaeghen, Bibl. Gantoise, 7250; Cat. Rijksmus. III, p. 356. (2) Lucien Double. Promenade a travers deux siècles et quatorze salons par Lucien Double. (Collection de Mr. Léopold Double). Paris, Ch. Noblet, 1878, 53, (2) p., w. 26 plates depicting paintings, furniture and decorative table wear, cont. half calf by L. Bauser, letterpiece on spine, large 8vo (leather sl. rubbed). Fine and luxurious ed. Overview of the splendid art collection of Léopold Double, artillery officer, art collector and bibliophile. Double owned paintings from the Dutch school, incl. works by Rembrandt, Frans Hals and Vermeer, the French school (Watteau), furniture, porcelain etc. Lugt, Repert. 41161. (total 2)

Grote Atlas van de West-Indische Compagnie. Vol II: 1674-1791. Nationaal Archief, Universiteit Utrecht & KNAG, 2012. 472 p. Large folio (57 x 40 x 5 cm). Cl. w. dust-j. in cassette. Fine copy.

Collection of approx. 350 miscell. prints, views, churches, public buildings, etc., ca. 18th to 19th cent. Lithogr., steel and copper engr., and some later printing techniques, mostly 4to and 8vo in 4 (two 4to and 2 folio) imitation leather folders.The collection incl. a.o.: 120 "Gemeentekaartjes" by Kuyper in steel engr. (1865-69); 2 Bouttats Montfoort 1696 copper engr.; many Rademaker copper engr. prints ca. 1750; approx. 30 views in lithogr. of the Vecht by Lutgers, ca. 1836 (col. and uncol.); 10 smaller copper engr. plans of Utrecht, ca. 18th. cent.; and some 19th cent. wood engr. W. duplicates. Sold as a collection of prints, not subject to return (total approx. 350)

Walburg Pers, Zutphen, 1976. Folio (65 x 51 cm) 12 lithographs, each signed and numbered in pencil, published on occasion of the artist's 80th birthday. In orig. cl. portfolio, this is no. 64/100.

met alle de Steden, Dorpen, Ambachten, Litmaten, Polders, etc. N.pl., 1712. Obl. large folio. Contemp. mottled calf w. raised bands, gilt and ribbed spine, gilt lettered 'Delflant' on both sides, remnants of 8 ties, engr. title on 2 lvs., followed by engr. general map in splendid handcol. and heightened w. gold, and 25 numb. engr. maps (each measuring 515 x 590 mm) by T. Doesburgh, L. v. Anse, J. & J. Deur & P. Sluyter after N. & J. Kruikius & A. Houbraken (forming, when put together, a wall map of 260 x 280 cm), all in plano (unfolded), several maps flanked by fine large armorial cartouches.Binding weak on upper inner hinge, covers worn and lacking portions of leather, the 2 title lvs. w. central waterst., leaf 16 and the final 2 lvs. stained in lower part of the image, the other lvs. marginally waterst. (esp. in upper blank margin/ upper inner corner), occas. sm. tears. Despite the defects, an acceptable copy in plano, very rare.

(1) Blaeu or De Wit. Double folio leaf w. plans of Hulst and Ostende and fortifications of 't Fort Mardyck and 't Sas van Gent. Ca. 1650-1700. 56 x 65 cm.(2) C.J. Visscher. Siege of "Het Sas van Gendt" by Frederick Hendrick van Nassou. Amst., ca. 1660. 44 x 54 cm. Worn. (3) Frontier Steden en Sterckten om Zeelandt. M. Smallegange. (4-7) Guicciardini, Sluis. 4 plans. ca. 1600. 2 different ed., 1 col. (8) and (9) Merian, 2 fortification plans: Hulst and Oostburg. Col. (10) G.B. de Bouge. Nouvelle Carte Chorographique des Pays Bas Autrichiens (w. Zeeland). 1784. Total 64 x 80 cm in 16 sections on linen. Outline col., N.W. part of a bigger map in 4 parts, w. an elaborate cartouche. -and 8 more 19th cent. Zeeland maps. (total 18)

Amst., L. van Leer & Co for Meijer Pers in Wormerveer, 1934/n.d. (ca. 1936). 2 vols. Obl. sm. folio. Orig. unif. gilt cl., t.e.g., 96/88 plates, both vols. with calligraphic title, table of contents and colophon, printed on Banzay deluxe in 250/550 numb. and signed copies (numb. 221 and 109).Fine set. (total 2)

w. contributions by Messrs. P.L. Sclater, R. Bowdler Sharpe, W.R. Ogilvie-Grant, E. Hartert, C.E. Hellmayr, T. Salvadori, and others. Brussels, V. Verteneuil & L. Desmet, 1905-1914. 26 parts in 1 vol. Sm. folio. Modern hcl. binding w. marbled paper over boards, w. 39 splendidly col. chromolithogr. plates (of 44).Lacking 5 plates, otherwise in excellent condition. A very good and beautifully col. copy.

Impressions and biographical impressions by A. Pitt, W. Steenhoff and others. Amst., Scheltema en Holkema's boekhandel, 1902. (6),178 p. Folio (51 x 41 cm). Gilt-stamped and relief calf leather binding des. by Lion Cachet, w. 90 photo engr.Spine, covers, and edges worn.

woordenboek (...). Leiden, P. vander Eyk and the widow of J. vander Kluis, 1745. 2 vols. Folio. Hcalf w. gilt title on spine, title-p. vignette, title in red and black ink, 12 fold. plates, 1 full-p. plate, 13 sm. in-text ills. Spine sl. worn, sl. discol. and foxing, otherwise in excellent condition. (total 2)

de Louvain, Bruxelles, Anvers, et Bosleduc diviséz en leurs principales Iurisdictions (...) Partie septentrionale. Paris, H. Jaillot, 1696. 50 x 80 cm. Fully col., double folio, joined from 2 plates, verso blank.

Hendrik Friso, prince van Orange en Nassau (...). Gehouden den IV. Februari MDCCII. Naeuwkeurig nagetekent door P. van Cuyk, Junior, en in het kooper gebragt door J. Punt. The Hague, printed by Daniel Monnier for Pieter Gosse Junior and Nicolaes van Daalen, 1755. Large folio. Contemp. half roan, ribbed spine w. later manuscript letterp., 40 letterpress p., Dutch and French text in 2 columns, title w. engr. vignette, and 41 double-p. engr. plates (the overview from another copy and framed, see below). Fine series of large prints depicting sections of the funeral procession of William IV, Prince of Orange (1711-1751), w. the engr. names and ranks of the participants, and a plan of the New Church at Delft w. legend indicating the places for the participants. The final, unnumb. print (not present in several copies traced) w. the overview of the procession is taken from another copy, hancol. and framed. Otherwise orig. contents. Binding worn along extremities, spine-ends dam./ chipped, front cover lacks leather over lower corner, back cover pasted over w. later paper. A good, large paper copy printed on thick paper of a rare work. See also lot 1682 and the following lot. (total 1 book and 1 framed print).

vissen en bloedlooze water-dieren, vogelen, kronkel-dieren, slangen en draken. (transl. by M. Grausius). (Amsterdam, J.J. Schippers. 1660). Folio, contemp. vellum, boards blindstamped, title on spine in hs., half-title, (8),194,(6).179,(3),56,181,(7),152,(2),39,(1) p. Six parts in one volume w. quadrupeds, fish, bloodless water-animals, birds, squiggle-animals, snakes and dragons, w. 238 (from 250) plates of a few thousand animals by C. and M. Merian.Plates partially misnumbered. Lacking illustrated titles, 2 (from 4) half-titles and 12 plates. A few plates loose. Some water spots. Binding w. small imp. Nevertheless a good copy from this early Dutch Jonston translation.

Verso Flissinga. Double folio plan from a Latin ed. of the "Stedenboek". Amsterdam, 1649. 42 x 52 cm. Col.(2) Joan Blaeu. Vlissingen, verso Vlissinga. Double folio plan from another Latin ed. (3) and (4) Joan Blaeu. Rammekens oft Zee-Burg, Latin eds. Amst., 1649. 37 x 48.5 cm. (total 4)

(1) Battle Sketches. W. 8 engr. on wood by Thomas Derrick. Oxford & London, Shakespeare Head/First Editions Club, 1930. Sm. folio. Vellum, printed in 350 copies on Bachelor's handmade paper.(2) An Invocation. W. a Critical Introd. by George Sterling. Book Club of San Francisco & John Henry Nash, 1928. Sm. folio. Printed in 300 numb. copies, marbled boards. (3) Franklin Walker. Ambrose Bierce: The Wickedest Man in San Francisco. Colt Press, 1941. Large 4to. Lim. ed. of 550 copies, hcl. -and 7 more. W. bookplates. Overall in good condition. (total 10)

Reyse, welche von einem holländer, Wilhelm Schouten genandt, neulicher Zeit is verrichtet worden (...). Franckfurt am Main, Pauli Jacobi, 1619. 1 text part and 1 plate part. Text: 35 p. Folio. Splendid large engr. title ill. w. double portrait of Magellan and Schouten above a world map, 2 fold. engr. charts outside collation. Plate part: letterpress title-p., 9 plates (incl. the same engr. as on the title of text and 1 chart), loose quires.Professionally and beautifully restored copy, leaf AV w. loss of text, leaf BIV w. repaired tear sl. affecting the text, occas. sm. tears in margins, quires sl. browned, occas. sl. stained. Very rare early ed. Willem Schouten (1577-1625) discovered the Strait of Magellan in 1616, during one of the greatest maritime voyages of all time. The orig. Dutch ed. appeared in 1618. The beautiful ills. were made by members of the De Bry family.

Comprehensive Atlas of the Netherlands East Indies. Van Diessen, Ormeling et al. Zierikzee, Asia Maior/Utrecht, KNAG, 2003. Large folio. Ills. wr. in cassette. Atlas w. a cartographic image of the Dutch East Indies during the last half cent. of colonial rule. W. text supplement and corrections. Zierikzee, idem, 2004. 28 p. Folio. Sc.(total 2)

Vol. I: Beschrijving van de ruïne bij de desa Toempang, genaamd Tjandi Djago, in de residentie Pasoeroean. Vol. II: Beschrijving van Tjandi Singasari en de wolkentooneelen van Panataran. 's-Grav., Nijhoff/Batavia, Albrecht & co., 1904. Large folio. Orig. cl. w. 3 maps and 260 plates.Good set. (total 2)

Vols. 1-13 and 15-20. London, Offices of the Studio, 1893-1900. Sm. folio. Dec. cl., contains most of the lithogr. supplements, incl. those by Aubrey Beardsley, James McNeil Whistler, Fernand Khnopff and Felix Vallotton. Some spines dam. and other defects -and 1 more. (total 20)

traduit sur le texte flamand du douzième siècle, publié par Mr. J.F. Willems. Ghent, H. Hoste, n.d. (ca. 1846). 72 p. W. 4 lithogr. plates by P. Vandesteene, contemp. gilt half mor., sm. 8vo. Upper inner hinge broken, spine faded and w. tear along bottom, corners show wear. Very rare print from the Chronique contemporaine et retrospective (1846).(2) Goethe. Le Renard (Reineke Fuchs). Traduction de Édouard Grenier. Illustré par Kaulbach. Paris, printed by J. Claye for J. Hetzel, 1867. (4), 148 p. W. wood engr. ills., contemp. half. mor., ribbed and gilt spine, w. bookplate of Phons en Mária Schellart on upper pastedown, sm. folio. Endpapers browned, extremities sl. rubbed. Overall a good copy. (total 2)

1946-1948. Orig. cl. obl. folio sized album w. 155 mounted photogr., various (mainly sm.) sizes.Album composed by one of the members of the battalion. During the mission, 24 members were killed; a few photos are in commemoration of these members, w. typescript annotations. Incl. a.o.: group photogr. of the soldiers; troops in tanks, trucks and jeeps; a few photos of ruined buildings; a heavily wounded boy; a mother holding her (dead?) child; aeroplanes; the sinking ship "Klipfontein"; landscapes; and the wedding ceremony of the composer. Added: 5 unrelated publ. (total 6)

(1) Het Gele Teken. Blue Circle, 1985. Folio hc., hcl. (2) S.O.S. Meteoren. Blue Circle , 1986. Folio hc., hcl. (3) Het Raadsel van Atlantis. Blue Circle , 1987. Folio hc., hcl. Added: (4) Alex de Onversaagde. Casterman, 1986. Folio, hc., hcl. (5) Jacques Martin. Alix Scenes de la Vie Antique. Alain Littaye editions. Folio, signed and numbered. (6) Portfolio Stripgilde/9e Kunst. Incl. 17 plates. (total 6)

sive, Libri Canonici (...) secunda cura Francisci Junii. London, G. B(ishop). R. N(ewbery) & R. B(arker), 1592-'93. 3 vols. in 1. 8,177 p.; 3,104 lvs.; 8,75 (=73) lvs.; 5-12 p., 13-129 lvs./ 74 lvs./3, 198 lvs. Engr. title page. 19th cent. imitation h-vellum, spine w. ms. title Folio. Marg. foxing, covers worn and some other sm. def.

Douze eauxfortes de Jeanne Bieruma Oosting. Zutphen, Gaillarde Pers, 1976. Printed in 125 copies on Hahnemühle paper, signed by the artist. Unnumbered copy. Cl. Folio.

so kercklicke als werltlicke Gheschiedenissen van Nederland, Vranckrijck, Hooghduytschland, Groot Britannyen, Hispanyen (...) tot 1624 (...). Arnhem/ Zutphen, J. Jansz/ A. Janssen, 1624-1625. 2nd enl. ed. 16 parts in 2 vols. Sm. folio. Contemp. vellum w. blindst. centerpiece and border, ribbed spine w. manuscript title, engr. title, num. engr. portraits in both vols., Gothic type.Lacking frontisp. w. incorporated oval portrait of the author, binding sl. worn, sl. foxing. In excellent condition. (total 2)

sous la direction de M. Eugene Grasset (1845-1917). Paris, Librairie centrale des Beaux-arts, 1896. 1 vol. (of 2). Book of plates in flower and plant motifs to be adapted for decoration. Folio of 72 plates. Cont. binding with marble paper. Lacking 23 plates, spine and corners of binding worn, slight foxing, otherwise in good condition.Eugène Samuel Grasset was a Swiss decorative artist who worked in Paris, France in a variety of creative design fields during the Belle Époque. He is considered a pioneer in Art Nouveau design. In addition to being one of the most in-demand graphic artists of the late nineteenth century, Grasset was also a teacher and theorist. After years of expounding his influential theories at various art and design schools of Paris, in 1896 he published La plante et ses applications ornementales, a pictorial summation of his key idea concerning the use of natural forms as the basis for developing decorative motifs. The work featured designs from his students, incl. a.o.: Paul Berthon; Augusto Giacometti; Arsène Herbinier; Juliette Milési; Otto Ernst Schmidt; Auguste Silice; and Maurice Pillard Verneuil. A work of beautiful designs with vibrant col.