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sive puri sermonis analecta. Frankfurt, Typ. Paltheniano, 1609. Bound with: Idem. Problematum Grammaticorum Libri V. Id. (4),536,(22); (14),228,(20) p. Bound in a vellum palimpsest w. drawing of what seems to be a demonic creature. Vellum worn, pastedowns loose, later manuscript annotation to flyleaf and last page, occas. sl. stained. W. manuscript book curse to the flyleaf, asking an honest finder to return the book and wishing a thief to lose his hands. Rare.

na het overlijden en bij de ter aarde bestelling van het stoffelijk overschot van zijne majesteit Koning Willem Frederik graaf van Nassau voorafgegaan van eene korte levensschets versierd met een naauwkeurige afbeelding van den statigen optogt (...). Rott., S. van Reijn Snoeck & W.J. van Osterzee, 1844. 63 p. Incl. 166 cm long lithogr. of the burial procession of King Willem II. Orig. wr. (sl. worn). 8vo. Occas. foxing. Good copy. Added: a convolute of various funerary poems, elegies, etc.; incl. a few manuscript pages. Ca. 1800. A few titles: Epicedion in funere acerbo (...) Judith de Bosch; In acerbum funus Nicolai Bondt; Epitaphium optimae puellae Adrianae Magdalenae van Voorst; and In Obitum Hieronymi de Bosch. Most in Latin or Dutch. Hcl. 8vo. Joints (and some pages) loosening, occas. foxing. (total 2)

(...). Paris, C. Cramoisy, 1660. (10),322,(5) p. Complete w. engr. title-p. (dated 1659), title vignette and 44 full-p. engr. by Gallonio on the torture and martyrdom of early Christians. Contemp. calf (sl. worn), gilt title and fleurons on ribbed spine. 4to. Former owner's signature and a few manuscript notes upper pastedown, a few contemp. marginal annotations. Remarkably clean copy.

Geopent in een algemeen Historisch, Genealogisch, Geographisch en Staatkundig Woordenboek. Leeuwarden, H. Halma, 1725. 2 vols. in 1. (16),470; (2),408 p. Frontisp. by J. Goeree, 2 title-p. vignettes, 3 large vignettes, 26 (fold./ double-p.) maps, 38 full-p. engr. portraits, 1 in-text engr. Contemp. vellum w. blindst. centerpiece, manuscript title on ribbed spine. Folio. Sm. ex libris upper pastedown. Covers sl. worn, but contents in good condition.

Amst., J. ten Hoorn, 1707. Vol. 2 only. (14),335,339,(12) p. Engr. frontisp., headpiece and 8 fold. plates by De Hooghe. Contemp. vellum w. manuscript initials on front cover and title on spine. 4to. Frontisp. and a few plates loose, occas. (marginal) wormholes, some browning.

Prins van Oranje (...). Leiden/ Middelburg, S. Luchtmans./ L. Bakker, 1732. 3 vols. Each vol. w. different frontisp. engr. (2 portraits), 3x identical title-p. engr. Unif. cont. vellum w. manuscript titles on spines. 8vo. Ex libri upper flylvs. Browned. (total 3)

Graaf van Nassau. The Hague, O. and P. van Thol, 1737, 2 vols., (2),XVIII,597,(19); (2),672,(16)p., 2 identical engr. title-vignettes by N. van der Meer, 1 fold. engr. portrait and 9 fold. maps and plates by B. Picart, unif. contemp. paneled vellum w. manuscript title on spine. Manuscript library call number partly crossed out on spine. Portrait torn near spine, otherwise a good copy. First and only edition of this biography of the so-called "Stedendwinger" Frederik Hendrik van Oranje (1584-1647). (total 2)

sedert deszelfs oorspronk tot op den tegenwoordigen tyd (...). Amst., J. Ryckhoff Jr., 1749. (10),352 p. Title-p. vignette, fold. genealogical table, engr. vignette by F. de Bakker. Contemp. vellum w. manuscript title on spine. Sm. 8vo. Library tickets on spine and cover. Minor imperfections. Bound with: (1) Rousset, J. Echt verhaal van de groote staatsverwisseling voorgevallen in de Republyk der Vereenigde Nederlanden in den jaare 1747 (...). Amst., J. 't Lam, 1747. (6),135,(1) p. Fold. genealogical table. Rare. (2) Witt, C. de. Beredeneert vertoog wat van eene clandestine verloovinge (...). Ibid., J. Haffman, 1748. (16),158 p.

cum Veteris Scholiastae & Variorum Commentariis. Accurante Cornelio Schrevelio. Leiden, F. Hackium, 1648. (16),641,(44) p. Engr. title-p. Contemp. vellum, manuscript title on spine (sl. worn/ stained). 8vo. Occas. foxing/ browning as usual, a few p. waterst. Added: Vossius, M. Annales Hollandiae Zelandiaeque. Amst. H. & T. Boom, 1680. (24),614,(58) p. Engr. title-p. Contemp. vellum, manuscript title on spine. Some browning. (total 2)

editum iussu Gregorii XIII. Pont. Max. et notis illustratum (...). Antwerp, J. & J. Meurs, 1648. 3 vols. in 1: (56),504; (16),296; (8),170,(61) p. Woodcut printer's mark on each of the 3 title-p. Contemp. vellum w. blindst. centerpiece, manuscript title on spine. Folio. Former owner's signature front cover, bookseller's stamp on 1st title-p. Sl. browned, occas. marginal stains. Standard reference work on ecclesiastical law

Frankfurt, J.M. Schönwetter, 1699, (8),778,(101) p., w. engr. frontisp. map in the shape of a lion and 24 portraits, contemp. blindst. pigskin over wooden sides, ribbed spine w. manuscript title, 1 (of 2) clasps, 4to. Poor, incomplete and browned copy, the map dam. in lower right corner, the portraits w. purposely dam. eyes, final index leaf replaced in photocopy. Sold w.a.f., not subject to return.

konstig afgebeeld, en met Godlyje Spreuken en Stichtelyke Verzen verrykt door Jan en Kasper Luiken. Amst., J. Roman de Jonge, 1749. (6),208,(3) p. Emblematic frontisp., title w. sm. vignette and 100 copper engr. w. captions. Vellum, manuscript title on spine. Sm. 8vo. Ex libris on endpaper. Good copy.

libri quatuor. Ad historiam Graecam Latinamque utiles. Uppsala, J. Janssonius, 1654. 1st (only) ed. (8),348 p. W. fine frontisp. by J. v. Meurs after the author's design, engr. printer's mark on title-p., 5 (full-p.) engr. plates (2 more than usual, incl. 1 large in-text), & num. woodcut in-text ills. Contemp. vellum (sl. worn), manuscript title on spine. Sm. 4to. 1 plate cut short, occas. foxing and waterst., sl. browned as usual. Schefferus' work is an important treatise on navigation and one of the few early monographs on the subject. It discusses (among other topics) the origins of navigation, naval warfare equipment and naval hierarchy. Scheffer was mainly known for his work on Scandinavian language and history.

of Heel-konstige aanmerkingen, na de vaste gronden der waaragtige philosophie opgelost. Waarby gevoegt is den Herlevenden Podalier, passende op de vijf eerste tien-tallen (...). Amst., N. ten Hoorn, 1699. (8),461,(18) p. Title-p. vignette, 2 full-p. plates. Contemp. vellum (stained/ worn), manuscript title on spine. Sm. 8vo. Bookblock detached, first and last few pages rather worn, some waterst.

Haarlem, J. Bosch, 1745. 2 parts in 1 vol. (6),8,XX,(52),207[=223]; 224[=234],(1) p. Engr. frontisp., 2 identical title vignettes and 32 full-p. portraits by H. Spilman after T. Jelgersma, all w. explanatory letterpress textleaf. Contemp. vellum w. manuscript title on spine. 4to. Vellum sl. stained, browned.

der graaven en graavinnen van Holland, in êr egte stand en waare weezens vertóónd en behandeld, en med één korte beschriiving der prinseliike leevens-bedriiven opgehelderd. Delft, A. Voorstad, 1700. (24),192,(8) p. Engr. frontisp. and 64 engr. plates. Cont. vellum (stained/ worn) w. manuscript title and library ticket on spine. Folio. Joints sl. loose, occas. marginal waterst., otherwise a fine copy.

bevat in een naawkeurige beschriiving van de magt en heerschappy der oude Roomse keizeren. Verm. d. P. Deinoot. Gouda, L. Kloppenburg, 1706. (30),585,(17) p. Engr. title-p. by C. v. Dalen & 121 full-p. engr., most w. 12 coins each. Contemp. vellum (soiled/ stained) w. blindst. centerpiece, manuscript title on spine. 4to. Former owner's signature upper flyleaf. Joints weak, some p. loose.

Mid to late 19th cent. (1) Four works ill. by L. Frolich: Au clair de la lune; Cadet Roussel; Malbrough s'en va-t-en guerre; and Le Moulin à paroles. Paris, J. Hetzel, mid 19th cent. (2) (Hartung, T.) Potpourri d'enfantines. Dresden, C.C. Meinhold & Fils, (1855). (3) Le singe Coco. Paris, Peltier & Mulo, n.d. (4) Félix, J. Petits récits enfantins. Paris, J.-H. Truchy, n.d. -and 4 others, incl. 1 manuscript child's notebook. All w. signs of age and wear. (total 11)

De staten van Hollandt ende Westvrieslandt (...). doen te weten: dat wy goedt-gevonden ende gearresteert hebben het slaen ende munten van vier nieuwe Hollandsche capitale penningen; als namentlijck den Staten drie gulden, twee gulden, eene gulde, midtsgaders een halve gulde. The Hague, J. Scheltus, 25 Sept. 1681, letterpress placard, total size 41 x 32 cm. Dust soiled, folded, repaired tears along folds. (2) Placaet. De Staten van Hollandt ende West-Vriieslandt (...) doen te weten dat wij om goede redenen (...) goedgevonden hebben by desen wel expresslijck te verbieden (...) het inbrenghen ende invoeren (...) van den acht- en twintigh stuyvers penning in de jaren sesthien-hondert vijf en tachtigh ende sesthien-hondert ses en tachtigh op eenige munten geslagen (...). Ibid., 5 April 1686, letterpress placard, total size 22 x 28.5 cm. Similar defects to the above. -and 1 other, a loose part of a larger work, 32 p., w. num. woodcut ills. of coins. The items kept in cardboard portfolio together w. 12 blank paper sheets of var. sizes and ages, a handcol. plan of Deventer from Braun and Hogenberg (ca. 1600), an old manuscript copy of the top half of leaf XLIII from the Schedel'sche Weltchronik (1493, on Homer), an old leaf w. noted music and 6 manuscript copies of ordinances by king Willem I, dated 1820-1825. (total 23)

avec la description de toutes les Victoires lesquelles Dieu a octroiées aux (...) Les Estats des Provinces Unies du Païs-bas sous (...) Maurice de Nassau. Leiden, J. Orlers, 1615. (78),305,(2) p. Allegorical frontisp., verso coat of arms of Maurice of Nassau, portrait of Maurice of Nassau, complete w. the 7 fold. genealogical tables, 13 in-text portraits and 42 maps and views (the large fold. sea battle view counted as 2). Limp overlapping calf (some flaws), manuscript title on spine. Sm. folio. Contents occas. waterst.

Dutch, 17th to early 18th cent. Comprises a.o.: (1) Nieuw Rotterdams Marckt-schuyt Praetjen. Varende van Rotterdam nae Dordrecht, tusschen 7 personen (...). Waer in te sien en te bespeuren is, wie de principaelste beleyders ende uytvoerders zijn van dese on-eenigheden, die nu in Dordrecht ontstaen zijn: met een naeckt vertoog wat hem in dese oneenigheydt toe-gedragen heeft, Door Irenum Philogame. Dordrecht, A. van der Werff, 1647, 30 p., supple marbled paper boards w. manuscript title label, sm. 4to. Knuttel 5596. (2) (Walen, J.). Magasyn van meyneedige ontucht, ende Bastard Spaensche moedt-wil. Treffende den Vromen Magistraten, Dekens, Gildens, ende alle goede Ingesetenen der Stadt Dordrecht. N.pl., n.publ., 1647, (11) p., 19th cent. thread-bound marbled paper wr., 4to. Partly w. brown stains. Knuttel 5593. (3) Beaumont, H. van. Informatien by de Groot Mog. Heeren (...) weghens het nemen van verscheyden Geschenken, Giften en Gaeven tot de hoogste on-eer en disrespect, schade en nadeel van 't Landt: die by de heeren Albert Loo en A. Andla zijn gepleegt, als Gecommitteerde in den Rade Van State. The Hague, n.publ., 1652, (12) p., supple wr., sm. 4to. Knuttel 7295. Muller 4019. -and 11 other pamphlets, 1646-1707, incl. a pamphlet on de 'Godtloose Corruptien' of Cornelis Musch (1646), and 3 pamphlets concerning Nicolaas Muys van Holy. (total 14)

beschreven door wijll (...). Leeuwarden, G. Sijbes, 1650. 2 parts in 1 vol. (14),460[=450],(10); (6),217,(15) p. Title-p. engr., 3 engr. portraits. Calf (worn) w. blindst. centerpiece, manuscript title ticket on spine. Folio. Occas. contemp. marginal annotations. Margins of title-p. repaired, waterst., lacking engr. title-p.

De, waer inne te vinden syn veel schoone leerlycke blasoenen, refereynen ende liedekens. Gebracht ende gesonden op de Peoen-Camere binnen Mechelen van d'omliggende steden in Brabant, Vlaenderen, Hollandt ende Zeelandt. Bound with (as usual): (Thieullier, J.). Porphyre en Cyprine, treurspel. Mechelen, H. Iaye, 1621. 2 in 1 vol. (24),327; lxxii (=68),(4) p. Engr. title-p. (rebacked), 1 large title-p. engr., engr. dedication, 1 in-text engr., 3 double-p. plates showing processions of the chambers, 16 engr. blazons, 1 p. w. wood engr. musical scores, engr. printer's mark on final p. Contemp. vellum, manuscript title on spine. 4to. Former owners' signatures upper flyleaf and lower pastedown. Occas. browning and waterst., a few paper repairs. This fine rhetorical work was edited by J. Thieullier, dean of the Chamber of Rhetoric. Bibl. Belgica S228; Simoni T58; Scheepers I, 61.

nevens een korte aantekening van haar begin, voortgang en bevestiging. Amst., by den Auteur, 1691. (12),182,(8) p. 91 numb. full-p. plates relating to monastic orders and their dress. Contemp. vellum w. manuscript title on spine. 8vo.

Amst., J. Janssonius, 1646, (16),504 p. and completely interleaved w. very extensive old manuscript annotations up to page 373 (after that blank lvs between all printed lvs), cont. calf, the printed text 12mo, the manuscript 8vo. Only half of the printed text present (the entire publication consists of 1032 p.), most of leaf V lacking, binding worn/ dam. Sold w.a.f. Interesting example of a scholar's working copy.

van den eersten Diederick af, tot den laetsten Philips, koningh van Spanjen, toe. The Hague, Levyn van Dijck, 1669/ 1665, 2 parts in 1 vol., (22),592; (20),560 p., w. 20/ 18 engr. portraits, 2 fold. letterpress tables, contemp. vellum w. manuscript title on spine, 12mo. Bookblock detached from headband, minor internal and external defects/ signs of age. The rare first edition. In the present copy, the portraits were cut from large sheets containing all of them together, to be mounted on blank lvs interleaved at the spots where their individual descriptions can be found.

op luyffens, wagens, glazen, uithangborden, en andere taferelen. Van langerhand by een gezamelt en uitgeschreven door een liefhebber der zelve. Amst., J. Jeroensz., 1683-1691, 4 parts in 1 vol., (8),230; (8),248; (4),251,(1); (4),166 p., w. 3 engr. frontisp., 14 plates and 2 half-p. ills. (part 4 without plates or ills.), contemp. vellum w. manuscript title on spine, sm. 8vo. Annotations on endpapers. Occas. mispagination, upper joint splitting, vellum sl. soiled/ stained. A good and complete copy of this curious book. Waller 1622; Cat. De Vries 313.

all on the play Zoroaster by J. Nomsz, 1768 (also incl. in the convolute), all published in Amsterdam or. w. fake address, 1768-1769, contemp. half mor., gilt and ribbed spine w. mor. letterpiece "I. Nomsz" and volume-number 2, sm. 8vo. In this interesting convolute, Jan Nomsz' play Zoroaster is heavily criticized and defended in a number of small (mostly (very) rare) pamphlets, of which some are apparently not present in NCC. Comprising: (1) Zoroaster. Treuspel door J. Nomsz. Amst., I. Duim, 1768, (8),74,(2) p., w. 2 engr. frontisp. and title-vignette. Interesting copy, with contemp. manuscript corrections on strips of paper pasted over the orig. printed text. (2) Op het treurspel Zoroaster (...). N.pl., n. publ., n.d., (4) p. (3) Triomph der eigenvinding, gebleken in het treuspel Zoroaster (...). Door R.H. N.pl., n.publ., (1769), 16 p. (4) Verzamelde stukjes in 't ligt gekomen, by gelegenheid der uitgave en vertooning van den Zoroaster (...). N.pl., "gedrukt voor eenige liefhebbers", 1769, (5) p., w. engr. title-vignette. (5) Brief aan een vriend te Amsteldam, behelzende eenige aanmerkingen over het (...) treurspel (...) genaamd Zoroaster (monogrammed "L.N." and dated 29 December 1768) at the end.). Amst., F.H. Demter, n.d. (1769?), 48 p. (6) Bescheiden aanmerkingen van J. Nomsz, over de beoordeeling van Amosis (...). Alsmede een korte verhandeling over het treurspel Zoroaster. Amst., D. Klippink, 1769, 61,(1) p. (7) Kort en zaakelyk antwoord van A. Henriades v. S. aan L.N. (...) over het treurspel (...) genaamd Zoroaster. Amst., G. ten Boekelaar, 1769, (8) p. (8) Kort en weinig ter zake doend weder-antwoord, van L.N. aan den zeer geleerden heer A. Henriades van S. Amst., F.H. Demter, 1769, 8 p. (9) Onzydige beschouwing van het voorgevallene ten oozichte van het treuspel Zoroaster (...). Ibid., idem, n.d. (1769?), 46 p. (10) Hekeldicht voor den heere J. Nomsz, ter afgedwongen verdediging van Akakiades. LF. v. B. [= J. Le Francq van Berkhey]. N.pl., "gedrukt voor den schryver", 1769, 51 p. (11) Verstaanbare en welterzaake doende wederlegging van 't weder-antwoord door L.N. Raakende de bewuste aanmerkingen over den Zoroaster (...). Door A. Henriades. V.S. Amst., "gedrukt voor den autheur", "en zyn te bekomen, by H. Moll, W. van der Wal, A. Garran, en verdere boekverkopers", 1769, 16,(2) p., large fold. letterpress list of "zin- taal- en spelfouten "die in het weder antwoord van L.N., een boekdeel van een halfvel, gevonden worden". (12) Boek zonder tytel, of nooten zonder text, zynde een schriftuurlijk receptje, om de poëtische dolheid, van den heer J. le Francq van Berkhey (...) te geneezen; om nooit weer tegen den heere J. Nomsz, of andere braave lieden, op een kunst-ontëerende wyze te schryven. Amst., F.H. Demter, 1769, 32 p. (13) Iö Pean voor de paskwillante cabale van A.B.C. (...) X.Y.Z (...) door Jochem Durfwel. "Op 't Fopland in 't jaar 1.2.3. (...) 0" (1769), 5 pp., w. fold. engr. satyrical plate. (14) Kort antwoord aan den hooggeleerden Akakiades van Berkhey, op zyn eerloos en zot schimpschrift, tegen den heer Nomsz. Ibid., idem, 1769, 8 p. (15) Proeve van hekelprullen of een toontje hooger, ter grafschrift voor A. Henriades, V.S. (...) Bij gelegenheid van zyn eervergeten en met bordeeltaal opgevulde wederlegging tegens L.N. N.pl., n.publ., n.d. (6) p., signed "Uit verachting". (16) Zots-kap voor de naamloze cabale van (...) lasteraars, van J. le Francq van Berkhey, of de zoogenaamde verdedigers des heeren Nomsz wegens Zoroaster (...). N.pl., "gedrukt voor den schryver", 1769,11,(1) p. (17) Iö Pean of Loftriomphgalm, aan den zeer geleerden en zeer uitmuntenden heere Akakiades le Francq van Berkhey (...). Amst., F.H. Demter, n.d. (1769), 55,(1) p. (18) Zeedige verdediging voor den heere J. Nomsz, berucht toneelspeldichter binnen Amsterdam (...). "Gedrukt op de grafzerk van Zoroaster, en zyn te bekoomen by Jan Zwiesent (...)", (1769), (6),14 p. (Together 18 parts in 1 vol.)

Soo der Ouden, als bysonder der Hebreen (...). Dordrecht, D. Goris, 1692. 1st ed. (rare). (28),533,(15) p. Woodcut printer's vignette, 5 engr. plates (one fold.) by A. Houbraken, in-text ills. Contemp. vellum w. manuscript title on spine. 4to. Contemp. manuscript annotation verso title-p. Occas. vague marginal waterst., sl. browned as usual.

qui in urbe Trajecto, et regione Trajectensi nati sunt, sive ibi habitarunt, vitas, fata et scripta exhibens. Utrecht, J. van Paddenburg, 1738. 1st ed. (32),469,(12) p. Contemp. calf, manuscript title on spine. 4to. A few manuscript notes upper flyleaf. Occas. browning/ foxing as usual. A biographical encyclopedia of authors from (the area of) Utrecht compiled by Burman (1695-1755). Incl. lists of their writings.

(...) illustrati ab. Arn. Buchelio Batavo accedunt lamb. Hotensii Montfortii Successionum Ultraiectorum libri et Siffridi Petri Frisij appendix ad Historiam Ultrajectinam. Utrecht, J. van Doorn, 1643. (20),191,(14),(4),331,(12),(32),(8),180,(32) p. Engr. frontisp. title w. view of Utrecht, double-p. engr. map and woodcut coin ills. Contemp. vellum (sl. worn) w. manuscript title on spine. Sm. folio. Contemp. underlining and annotations. Waterst. throughout. Medieval chronicles of Utrecht bishops, edited by Buchelius (1565-1641) w. a supplement by Hortensius (1500-1574). Added: (Heussen, H.F. van). Historie ofte Beschryving van 't Utrechtsche Bisdom, behelzende de oudheden, kerkelijke en geestelijke gebouwen, kapellen, kommandeurschappen, abdyen, kloosters, oversten en geleerde mannen, van 't zelve bisdom. Dutch transl. H.V.R. (H. van Rijn). Leiden, C. Vermey, 1719. 2 vols. (of 3). (20),760,(26); (2),784,(34) p. 1 fold. engr. view and 2 fold. portraits. Unif. contemp. vellum (sl. worn) w. manuscript title on spine. 8vo. Browned. (total 3)

1689-1795, incl. 1 manuscript extract, some concerning the V.O.C. and W.I.C., all folios. Incl. a.o.: (1) "Extrait du registre des Resolutions des (...) Etats Gen.x des provinces Unies des Pais-Bas. Du Lundi 23 Septembre 1737." Manuscript, 4 p. Addressed problems w. the Spaniards in the West Indies. (2) Gelykheid, Vryheid, Broederschap. Extract uyt het register der resolutien van de Hoog Mogende Heeren Staaten Generaal der Vereenigde Nederlanden. Jovis den 24 December 1795/ 4 February 1796 (2x). 3 extracts, 10/2/1 p., the first w. manuscript caption "Oostindicehandel", late 19th/ early 20th cent. boards w. label of Burgersdijk & Niermans on inside front cover. (3) Hoogh Mogende Heeren (...). Letterpress extract, 4 p., signed in letterpress D. Hoola, D.D. Kempenaer, dated 3 Dec. 1689. Occas. defects. (total approx. 60)

Accedunt huic editioni ejusdem auctoris libri de balsamo & rhapontico. Ut et Jacobi Bontii Medicina Indorum. Editio nova. Leiden, Boutesteyn, 1719. 4 parts in 1 vol. (24),325,(47); (2),44,(4); 109,(2); 25,(1). Title-p. engr. and 7 engr. plates. Cont. vellum (sl. worn/ stained), manuscript title on spine. 4to. Remarkably clean, fine copy w. few defects. A doctor and botanist, the Italian Prospero Alpini (1553-1617) traveled to Cairo and published his research on Egyptian medicine in 1591. In it, he expounds on the practices of bloodletting and cauterization, among other topics. The first edition contained the first known account of the coffee plant published in Europe. Bondt's work looks into tropical diseases and medicinal plants.

Schat der Ongesondtheydt ofte Genees-Konste van de Sieckten. Amst., J.J. Schipper, 1656. Num. parts in 1 vol. Engr. title (sm. tear) by C. Van Daele, num. ills. (3x full-p.). Cont. vellum (stained), manuscript title on spine. 4to. Former owner's signature upper flyleaf. Some pages misbound, lacking p. 129-136 in 1st part, occas. waterst., browning as usual.

Dat is: De vermeerderde ende verbeterde Apotheker en Alchymiste Licht ende Distilleer-konst. (...) En verrijckt met een vermeerderde Examen der Chirurgie, benevens een Tractaet vande kennisse der Drooghen. Antwerp, R. Sleghers, 1667. 2 parts in 1 vol. (14),446[=466],(22); 70,(2)p. Engr. frontisp. showing the interior of a pharmacy, 3 woodcut ills. Cont. calf. Sm. 8vo. A few minor defects, but in good condition. (2) Plenck, J.J. Heelkundige artzeny-winkel, of chirurgyns apotheek. Antwerp, C.H. Devos, 1798. (8),212 p. Cont. hcalf w. marbled paper boards, manuscript title piece on front cover. 8vo. Occas. foxing/ browning as usual. (total 2)

zo wel van boomen als heesters, welken door de liefhebbers der natuurlyke historie in hunne naturaliën-cabinetten, tot vermaak en nuttigheid, verzameld worden (...). A representation of inland and foreign wood (...). Réprésentation des bois (...). Icones lignorum exoticorum et nostratium (...). Amst., J.C. Sepp, 1773-ca. 1785/ 1795, 11 (of 18) installments in 1 vol. and supplement by H. de Troch, general titles and introduction in 5 languages and 10 divisional titles in Dutch, w. 66/ 6 handcol. (and partly gommé) plates w. a total of over 600 ills., cont. marbled paper boards w. manuscript title piece in German on front cover, supplement in orig. letterpress wr., large 4to. Divisional titles browned/ foxed and several also waterst. in lower blank margin (also a few other lvs affected), final 2 plates loose, occas. finger soiling in blank margins, inner hinges weak, spine pasted over w. green paper and covers a bit worn along extremities, wrappers of the supplement in two parts. An acceptable, untrimmed copy. Landwehr, Books with Colour Plates 84; Nissen BBI 939; Stafleu & Cowan 3082; Pritzel 4291. Very fine, exceptional publication, starting w. plates after the xylotheque of the Electoral Collection in Dresden and expanded with plates showing the xylotheque of rev. Hazeu and the author. The general title, not present here, was published in 1791: "Houtkunde, behelzende de afbeeldingen van meest alle bekende, in- en uitlandsche houten". The present copy has all the original titles and the very rare divisional titles (usually discarded when the work was bound after publication of the final installment).

Late 19th cent. Incl. views of a.o. var. street and canal views, the houses on Schapenplein, Dam square, the Amstel yacht harbour, the post office, houses on the Warmoesstraat (as seen from the canal) and Heerenstraat (incl. a photo of a damaged bridge). A few images of the Hague, Scheveningen, Haarlem and Leiden. Most by A. Jager and the Gebr. Douwes. Some w. manuscript notes verso. Some foxing and other signs of age. Interesting collection of views. Added: Approx. 100 photos of Amsterdam from the mid 20th cent. Collected in 2 binders; 1 binder w. all photos mounted on black paper. Incl. views of a.o. var. street and canal views, the Damrak, the Heineken Brewery, the Indisch Instituut, Magere Brug, City Theatre, markets and snowy street scenes. Most by Joh. M. Allis. (total approx. 40 loose photos and 2 binders)

Early to mid 20th cent. Incl. a.o.: (1) Several tourist maps. (2) Advertisement pamphlet for Heck's/ Rutten's lunchroom, 1938. (3) Sm. flyer from an exhibition about using gas at home for heating, cooking, etc. Des. by Coppens. (4) Booklets on tram and bus tariffs. (5) Pamphlet on the Indisch Museum, ca. 1949. Added: A collection of approx. 30 photos of Amsterdam, late 19th to mid 20th cent. Incl. photos of a.o. street views, the Olympic autostalling, the (newly constructed) Olympic stadium, an early 20th cent. car repair shop and a new tram model. W. stamps of a.o. Anefo/ E. Koch, Jos-Pe, Fotopersbureau Centraal, Haagsch Illustratie en Persbureau and Fotobureau Holland. Some w. printed or manuscript descriptions verso. -and 10 issues of the periodical Het Vondelpark, 1948-1950. (total approx. 70)

kortelyk behelzende verscheide gedenkwaardige zaken, op elken dag van 't jaar, door de gansche werelt voorgevallen: met de geboorte- en sterfdagen v. vermaarde vorsten, helden, (etc.). Amst., A.D. Ooszaan, 1689. (6),692,(83) p. Engr. frontisp. Contemp. vellum (soiled), manuscript title on spine. 4to. Some foxing/ browning as usual, renewed pastedowns and flylvs. A day-by-day register of historical events of all times (secular and ecclesiastical) & of biographical/ bibliographical notes on important people.

Bevattende een verhaal van stads grondlegginge, waterstroomen, vryheeren, gelegendheid, hooftneringe (...). Gouda/ Leiden, J. and A. Endenburg/ C. Vermey, n.d. (1714), 2 parts in 1 vol., (20),376,(4),9-200,(4) p., w. plan, 3 engr. fold. views and engr. fold. portrait of Dirk and Wouter Crabeth, contemp. vellum w. manuscript title on spine, 4to. Sl. foxed and minimal other imperfections and signs of age. A very good copy.

Behelzende haar oorsprongen, volkplantingen, loop der rivieren, bedykinge, regeeringen (...) de oorlogen gedrukt, ende vrede, koophandel, scheepvaart, visscherye, en leeringen, die veele steden, en dorpen verheven hebben (...). Amst., W. Linnig van Koppenol, 1702, 6 parts in 2 vols., (16),110; (2),563,(25); (4),32; 199,(1); (8),254; (16),176,(18) p., w. 2 frontisp., fold. map, 5 titles for the separate parts and 22 plates and historiated portraits, contemp. unif. vellum w. manuscript title on spine, sm. 8vo. Both vols. w. annotations in pen on first blank. Leaf C2 of the 2nd part of vol. 1 lacks a sm. part of lower blank corner, vol. 2 vaguely waterst. at the end and w. library ticket on spine. Good copy. Nijhoff/ Van Hattum 294; Haitsma Mulier/v.d. Lem, 449k. Added: Another copy of the 1st vol., but without the plates. (total 3)

Elfde deel. Amst., I. Tirion, 1758. (10),447,(9) p. Engr. frontisp., 2 fold. maps (1 w. marginal tear), fold. plan and 11 fold. engr. views. Hcalf, manuscript title on spine. 8vo. Library ticket on spine, a few library stamps, but overall a remarkably clean copy. Added: Special Charte der Provinz Süd Holland und Utrecht. Engr. map handcol. in outline, 34 x 43 cm. Ca. 1800. Handwritten note lower right. Linen-backed. (total 2)

Leiden, N. van Geelkercken, 1619. 1st Latin ed. 175 p. Large engr. title-vignette, 23 engr. views, maps and plans, (incl. 5 double-p.). Contemp. vellum, manuscript title on spine. Obl. 4to. Former owner's signatures upper flylvs. Lacking world map and one other map, present in facsimile, (mostly marginal) waterst., browning, sm. wormhole in first part of work, sl. affecting text/ images. Rare. -and De Reis van Joris van Spilbergen, Amst., J.H. Bussy, 1952. Spilbergen, in command of a small flotilla of six Dutch East India Company ships, sailed for the Moluccas via the Straits of Magellan in 1614, thereby proving that it was possible to reach Java from the east via Cape Horn. This was the first attempted circumnavigation of the globe carried out with the official support of the Dutch government. This work is an account of his five year voyage, and the engravings consist of charts, views of ports, islands and native peoples, and sea battles. Alden & Landis 619/133; Borba de Moraes II:276; Howgego S159; Landwehr (VOC) 361; Sabin 89450; Schilder p. 32-37. (total 2)

D. van Groenouw, 1662. Hancol. manuscript map of a polder near Elshout, 50 x 76 cm. The manuscript cartouche explains plans to alter/ improve a boezem (body of water used for collecting water pumped out of polders before it is discharged into a river or sea) w. the construction of new sluis, among other changes. Folded, one fold strengthened, sl. browned, a few foxed spots. Interesting map.

Two manuscript maps of the fortifications around Oudeschans (previously known as Bellingwolderschans) and Lieroord, 18.5 x 28 cm and 17.8 x 27.5, both monogrammed and dated "Mense Febr(uar) 1648", numb. LXXVIII and LXXIX in pen, both on paper w. fools cap watermark, under passepartouts. Oudewater plan vaguely waterst. in left half. Johann Merck was a German military surveyor who worked in the Netherlands from 1643 to 1649, and he made the preparatory drawings for Theatrum Europaeum and Topographia Germania Inferioris, published by Matthäus and Caspar Merian. Provenance: The original manuscript atlas this leaf was taken from was entitled 'Festina Lente', and it contained 124 fortification plans by Merck. It was unfortunately broken up. See the Beijers book auction, Utrecht, 25-26 March 1981, lot number 1436. The present auction offers a total of 21 plans from that atlas. Cf. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pages 198-207.

Manuscript map of the fortifications of Bredevoort, 16.5 x 26.8 cm, monogrammed, dated 'Mense Januar 1648' and numb. 'LXX' in pen, on paper w. fools cap watermark, under passepartout. Johann Merck was a German military surveyor who worked in the Netherlands from 1643 to 1649, and he made the preparatory drawings for Theatrum Europaeum and Topographia Germania Inferioris, published by Matthäus and Caspar Merian. Provenance: The original manuscript atlas this leaf was taken from was entitled 'Festina Lente', and it contained 124 fortification plans by Merck. It was unfortunately broken up. See the Beijers book auction, Utrecht, 25-26 March 1981, lot number 1436. The present auction offers a total of 21 plans from that atlas. Cf. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pages 198-207.

Manuscript map of the intricate fortifications of Coevorden, 16.5 x 26.8 cm, monogrammed, dated "Mens. Feb. 1648" and numb. LXXVI in pen, on paper w. fools cap watermark, under passepartout. Johann Merck was a German military surveyor who worked in the Netherlands from 1643 to 1649, and he made the preparatory drawings for Theatrum Europaeum and Topographia Germania Inferioris, published by Matthäus and Caspar Merian. Provenance: The original manuscript atlas this leaf was taken from was entitled 'Festina Lente', and it contained 124 fortification plans by Merck. It was unfortunately broken up. See the Beijers book auction, Utrecht, 25-26 March 1981, lot number 1436. The present auction offers a total of 21 plans from that atlas. Cf. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pages 198-207.

Volumes 1-16. Sylmar California and Santa Fe New Mexico, Peter Garland, 1972-1990. First edition. Softcovers, 28 x 21.5 cm/27.5 x 21.5 cm, various paginations. Contains 16 numbers in 13 volumes. Published and edited by Peter Garland, who started the magazine after attending a publishing seminar taught by Dick Higgins in 1970 at Cal Arts. Soundings was notable for reproducing scores and music notations, many from the composer's own manuscript. Number 13 is a special issue devoted to the music of James Tenney. With contributions across the issues by Pauline Oliveros, Lou Harrison, Wolfgang Stoerchle, Harold Budd, James Tenney, Robert Ashley, Harry Partch, Dick Higgins, Philip Corner, Paul Bowles, Silvestre Revueltes, Guillermo Ceniceros, Steve Reich, and many others. Issue No.3 features a collection of Yuma Deer dance songs and pottery designs providing a living lesson in early Native American cultures. Issues Nos.1, 5 and 9 show added handwritten titles to the paper edge or spine. No.14/15 has a small unobtrusive ink notation to the cover, and dedication to Betty Freeman by Peter on the first page. This is an extremely rare complete set of Soundings, generally in very fine condition. (total 13)

Manuscript map of the fortifications, 19 x 29.5 cm, monogrammed and dated "Mens Januar 1648", numb. LXIX in pen, on paper w. fools cap watermark, under passepartout. -and 2 other manuscript maps from the same atlas, dep. "Schans de Vooren" (numb. XXVI) and "Hemmert" (numb. XXXI), both under passepartout. Johann Merck was a German military surveyor who worked in the Netherlands from 1643 to 1649, and he made the preparatory drawings for Theatrum Europaeum and Topographia Germania Inferioris, published by Matthäus and Caspar Merian. Provenance: The original manuscript atlas this leaf was taken from was entitled 'Festina Lente', and it contained 124 fortification plans by Merck. It was unfortunately broken up. See the Beijers book auction, Utrecht, 25-26 March 1981, lot number 1436. The present auction offers a total of 21 plans from that atlas. Cf. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pages 198-207.

Two manuscript maps of the fortifications around Leerdam and Asperen, both 17 x 27 cm, monogrammed, and dated "Mense Aug. 1649", numb. CXV and CXVII in pen, Asperen on paper w. watermark in the shape of a deer, under passepartouts. Johann Merck was a German military surveyor who worked in the Netherlands from 1643 to 1649, and he made the preparatory drawings for Theatrum Europaeum and Topographia Germania Inferioris, published by Matthäus and Caspar Merian. Provenance: The original manuscript atlas this leaf was taken from was entitled 'Festina Lente', and it contained 124 fortification plans by Merck. It was unfortunately broken up. See the Beijers book auction, Utrecht, 25-26 March 1981, lot number 1436. The present auction offers a total of 21 plans from that atlas. Cf. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pages 198-207.

Manuscript map of the fortifications of the main buildings of the Wallonian city Limbourg, 17.5 x 28.8 cm, monogrammed, dated "Mens. Mart. 1646" and numb. XVII, legend listing 7 buildings and historical annotations in pen, under passepartout. Johann Merck was a German military surveyor who worked in the Netherlands from 1643 to 1649, and he made the preparatory drawings for Theatrum Europaeum and Topographia Germania Inferioris, published by Matthäus and Caspar Merian. Provenance: The original manuscript atlas this leaf was taken from was entitled 'Festina Lente', and it contained 124 fortification plans by Merck. It was unfortunately broken up. See the Beijers book auction, Utrecht, 25-26 March 1981, lot number 1436. The present auction offers a total of 21 plans from that atlas. Cf. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pages 198-207.

Manuscript maps of the fortifications around castle Loevestein, 28.3 x 17.3 cm, monogrammed, dated "Mens. April. (16)46" and numb. XXXIII in pen, on paper w. fools cap watermark, under passepartout. Johann Merck was a German military surveyor who worked in the Netherlands from 1643 to 1649, and he made the preparatory drawings for Theatrum Europaeum and Topographia Germania Inferioris, published by Matthäus and Caspar Merian. Provenance: The original manuscript atlas this leaf was taken from was entitled 'Festina Lente', and it contained 124 fortification plans by Merck. It was unfortunately broken up. See the Beijers book auction, Utrecht, 25-26 March 1981, lot number 1436. The present auction offers a total of 21 plans from that atlas. Cf. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pages 198-207.

Three manuscript maps of the fortifications around Oostburg, IJzendijke and Biervliet, all approx. 18 x 29 cm, monogrammed and dated January 1647, numb. LX, LIX and LVII in pen, two plans on paper w. fools cap watermark, under passepartouts. Oostburg plan w. a legend listing 6 areas numb. on the map. Johann Merck was a German military surveyor who worked in the Netherlands from 1643 to 1649, and he made the preparatory drawings for Theatrum Europaeum and Topographia Germania Inferioris, published by Matthäus and Caspar Merian. Provenance: The original manuscript atlas this leaf was taken from was entitled 'Festina Lente', and it contained 124 fortification plans by Merck. It was unfortunately broken up. See the Beijers book auction, Utrecht, 25-26 March 1981, lot number 1436. The present auction offers a total of 21 plans from that atlas. Cf. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pages 198-207.

Manuscript map of the fortifications of St. Martin, 18 x 28.8 cm, monogrammed, dated "Mens. Iobris. 1646" and numb. XLIV in pen, on paper w. fools cap watermark, under passepartout. With annotations in pen: "A. De oude vaart bij den viant gegraven. B. De oude vaert daer door den viant op stroom quam." Johann Merck was a German military surveyor who worked in the Netherlands from 1643 to 1649, and he made the preparatory drawings for Theatrum Europaeum and Topographia Germania Inferioris, published by Matthäus and Caspar Merian. Provenance: The original manuscript atlas this leaf was taken from was entitled 'Festina Lente', and it contained 124 fortification plans by Merck. It was unfortunately broken up. See the Beijers book auction, Utrecht, 25-26 March 1981, lot number 1436. The present auction offers a total of 21 plans from that atlas. Cf. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pages 198-207.

Two manuscript maps of the fortifications around Gouda and Oudewater, 17.3 x 27.5 and 16.1 x 26.5 cm, both monogrammed and dated "Mense Aug. 1649", numb. CIX and CX in pen, Oudewater on paper w. watermark in the shape of a deer, under passepartouts, Gouda mounted on cardboard. Johann Merck was a German military surveyor who worked in the Netherlands from 1643 to 1649, and he made the preparatory drawings for Theatrum Europaeum and Topographia Germania Inferioris, published by Matthäus and Caspar Merian. Provenance: The original manuscript atlas this leaf was taken from was entitled 'Festina Lente', and it contained 124 fortification plans by Merck. It was unfortunately broken up. See the Beijers book auction, Utrecht, 25-26 March 1981, lot number 1436. The present auction offers a total of 21 plans from that atlas. Cf. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pages 198-207.

Manuscript map of the fortifications of Utrecht, 18.3 x 30 cm, monogrammed, dated 'Mense Februar ao. 1658' and numb. 'CXXII' in pen, under passepartout. Johann Merck was a German military surveyor who worked in the Netherlands from 1643 to 1649, and he made the preparatory drawings for Theatrum Europaeum and Topographia Germania Inferioris, published by Matthäus and Caspar Merian. Provenance: The original manuscript atlas this leaf was taken from was entitled 'Festina Lente', and it contained 124 fortification plans by Merck. It was unfortunately broken up. See the Beijers book auction, Utrecht, 25-26 March 1981, lot number 1436. The present auction offers a total of 21 plans from that atlas. Cf. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pages 198-207.

Three manuscript maps of the fortifications around Vlissingen, Cadzand/ Stern Schans and Saaftinge, all approx. 18 x 29 cm, monogrammed and dated January 1648, numb. LXV, LXIV and L in pen, all on paper w. fools cap watermark, under passepartouts. Johann Merck was a German military surveyor who worked in the Netherlands from 1643 to 1649, and he made the preparatory drawings for Theatrum Europaeum and Topographia Germania Inferioris, published by Matthäus and Caspar Merian. Provenance: The original manuscript atlas this leaf was taken from was entitled 'Festina Lente', and it contained 124 fortification plans by Merck. It was unfortunately broken up. See the Beijers book auction, Utrecht, 25-26 March 1981, lot number 1436. The present auction offers a total of 21 plans from that atlas. Cf. P.M. Meurer, Der Geldern-Plan des Johann Merck aus dem Jahre 1646. Ein Schlüsselwerk für eine Neudatierung der Festungspläne Gelderns im 17. Jahrhunderts, in Geldrischer Heimatkalender, 2001, pages 198-207.

Augsburg, Martin Engelbrecht, ca. 1760. Complete set of 6 handcol. engr. scenes. 11 x 16 cm. Verso w. manuscript scene number and "No. 665" (first 6 crossed out on all cards). Some browning. Rare.

19th century Indian School, tiger hunt, Jaipur, North India, watercolour heightened with gold, silver and white, 32.5 x 26cm, 19th century Indian School, illustrated folio from a manuscript, Kishangargh, India, watercolour heightened with gold, 24.5 x 24.5cm and an Egyptian painting on papyrus, signed indistinctly lower left, 40.5 x 31.5cm (3)

Collection of old documents, old manuscript, Genialogie de la famille Struije, De Berlaere and siege of AudenaardeLot oude documenten, oud handschrift, Genialogie de la famille Struije, De Berlaere en beleg van Audenaarde38.5 x 33, 53.5 x 39.5, 39 x 23.5, 8 x 25.5 & 15.5 x 21.5 cm