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Lot 1668
Col. lithogr. poster, 59.5 x 46 cm. Amst., Amand for J. Hetzel & Cie in Paris, (1883). Folded, w. large tear in the top section, some smaller tears, but the sheet complete and neatly restored. Beautifully designed, very rare poster, incorporating num. titles publ. by Hetzel in 1882 and 1883, incl. 22 vols. of the Voyages Extraordinaires by Jules Verne.
Lot 1688
Large chromolithogr. poster on 3 attached sheets. 167 x 68 cm (in total). "No. 32" below the image. Weissenburg, C. Burckhardt's Nachf., n.d. (between 1889 and 1906). A splendidly col., almost life-sized image of Santa Claus in his red mantle. Rolled, some folds, minor marginal imperfections. Very rare.
Lot 1739
No. 2, 3 and the special cosmological issue. Added: (1) 4 sm. posters/ flyers/ pamphlets for Wet Dream film festivals. (2) Sm. poster for the "2nd Int. Porno Film Festival in Amsterdam". 39 x 30 cm. (3) Subscription poster from Joy Publications (Wet Dreams, Virgin Sperm Dancer, Suck), "Sodomy by Correspondence". 58 x 41 cm. Folded. (4) An erotic postcard from Suck. Rare collection of ephemeral countercultural material. (total 10)
Lot 1751
Amst., De Parel van de Jordaan, 1966-68. No. 1-10 (all publ.). No issue no. 6, but 2 different issues w. different publ. dates labeled no. 5. Rare complete run of this cartoon magazine associated w. the Provo movement, many publ. by "Willem" (pseudonym of Bernard Willem Holtrop). The provocative cartoons (incl. a cartoon of Queen Juliana as a window prostitute in no. 1 and as a striptease dancer in no. 5) regularly led to seizures and criminal prosecution. Overall in good condition. (total 10)
Lot 1753
Rott., Cold Turkey, 1975. Rare 1st ed. 110 p. No. 242/ 250. Cl. w. mounted screen-printed covers. Sm. folio. (2) The Insect Trust Gazette. No. 3 (last issue). San Francisco, 1968. Comb bound sc. 1 p. detached. (3) Natural Jewboy. Amst., Ins & Outs, 1981. 114 p. Sc. -and Politische Pornos, an introduction to political pornographic cartoons in Europe (poliporn). Minimal signs of wear. (total 4)
Lot 1755
Obl. aluminium case containing a rare complete set of thin aluminium plates w. (mostly) humorous erotic images and captions like "World's Fair Milk Route", "The Early Bird catches the Worm" and "A fresh water shower bath". 5 x 9 cm. *Aluminium was introduced as a mass market product in the early 20th century. Given that the World's Fair was a place to exhibit new achievements in technology, it also turned out to be an ideal spot for the development of new types of erotic ephemera, as evidenced by this unique piece.
Lot 1789
Paris, Art Editions, ca. 1923. 4 albums: IV, V, XV & XVI. Each page w. a different model, each model shown in 5 different poses. Wr. (worn). Photogr. in good condition. Unique and rare publication. Added: (1) Nus. Photos originales d'André Dienes. Paris, Société parisienne d'éditions artistiques, 1951. Orig. (worn) wr. Bookblock detached. (2) Everard, J. Artist's Model. London, Bodley Head, 1958. Cl. Sl. browned. (total 6)
Lot 1832
Ca. 1840-1940. Comprises a.o.: (1) Braakensiek, J. (1858-1940). De werkstaking epidemie. De knecht van Sint Nikolaas: "Bezorg u zelf uw pakjes maar; nu is het mijn beurt om te werkstaken." Lithogr. publ. as Bijvoegsel van de Amsterdammer, 2 December 1894, obl. folio. Folds and repaired tears. (2) Stanley and Emin (The Emin Pascha relief expedition). Special number of the Illustrated London News, March 3, 1890, (2),32 p., w. 2 loosely inserted double-p. plates, num. (full-p.) ills., orig. wr., folio. Wr. a bit foxed. (3) Feestavond 11 Maart 1891. A. et A. Programma en liederen. De Prijsvraag. 35-jarig bestaan van het Genootschap "Architectura et Amicitia". Amst., T.A. van Zeggelen, (1891), 34 p., orig. wr., sm. 4to. Wr. a bit foxed and occas. other sm. defects. (4) Das "Wölfchen". Deutsche Luftkriegsbeute-ausstellung München 1918. Sm. version of a poster by J. Ussy Engelhard, 29 x 21 cm. Munich, C. Wolf & Sohn. (5) De Gekroonde Moor. Bij J. van der Pigge in tabak, snuif en sigaren. Groote Houtstraat, 2e huis van 't Verwulft Wijk 4 No. 48 te Haarlem. Paper bag, 26 x 17 cm, both sides w. the same woodcut device, ca. 1840. Restored. Very rare. -and 35 others. (total 40)
Lot 1842
Contemp. handcol. and gommé lithogr., 29 x 31 cm (incl. borderlines and captions), after a painting by K. Schorn (1803-50). Berlin, by Gebr. Delius for W. Zawitz, ca. 1845. Blank margins a bit soiled/ stained and w. a few tears, remnants of tape at upper margin verso. Splendid, very rare print (no other copies traced), the image probably based on the Book of Zuleika, one of the stories of Goethes' work West-östlicher Divan.
Lot 1845
Ca. 1900-40. Interesting collection of mostly rare pieces, including stunning designs. Comprises a.o.: (1) J'ai deux amours. Fox-Trot chanté par Joséphine Baker. Paroles de Géo Koger et H. Varna, musique de Vincent Scotto. Paris etc., F. Salabert, 1930, 4 p. (2) Coal-Black mammy by Ivy St. Helier. Ibid., idem, (ca. 1921), 8 p., des. by R. de Valerio. (3) Glad Rag Doll. Fox-Trot with Uke. Acc. Words by Jack Jellen, music by Milton Ager and Dan Dougherty. Paris etc., F. Day, 1929, 4 p., des. by Würth. (4) Le Pilou-Pilou. New dance pour piano par Justin Clérice. Théorie de Eugènio. Paris, A. Bosc, 1907, 10 p., wr. des. by C. Frères. (5) Yes! We have no bananas. Fox-Trot by F. Silver and Irvin Cohn. Paris, F. Salabert, (ca. 1923), 4 p., des. by R. de Valerio. -and a French version of the same. (6) Eine vergnügte Neger-Hochzeit. Nigger wedding. Noce de Nègres. Humoristischer Caka-Walk von Rob. Vollstedt. Hamburg, A.J. Benjamin, 1903, 8 p. (7) The Idler. Written by J.P. Harrington and Richard Morton. Composed by George Le Brunn. Sung by Eugene Stratton. London/ New York, Francis, Day & Hunter/ T.B. Harms & Co, 1896, 6 p. (8) Der Neger hat sein Kind gebissen. Onestep. Musik v. Max Urban. Text von M.C. Kruger. Cuxhaven, Urban, 1925, 4 p., des. by Fischer. (9) New York Style. Marsch für das Pianoforte komponiert von John Howard. Hanburg, A.J. Benjamin, 1903, 6 p. A few incomplete copies, otherwise w. occas. (sm.) defects such as stamps, sm. tears, splitting on folds, repairs, etc. (total 70 in 1 binder)
Lot 1846
Late 19th/ early 20th cent. Comprises a.o.: (1) Plantation melodies (Away to the sugar cane field). The words by S.S. Steele, Esq. as sung by A.F. Winnemore (...). Boston, G.F. Reed, 1847, lithogr. title, 2 p. score and 1 p. of text. Sm. imperfections. (2) Aan Mejuffrouw Jacoba Broekman. Wiegelied, Heimwee eener Creole. 2 liederen voor enne zangstem met piano-forte. Woorden en muziek van E.L.G. Schmidt Senior. Amst., G. Alexandre, (ca. 1880), 6 lithogr. p. (stamp on title-p.). Very rare, no other copies traced. (3) L'esclave affranchi. Paroles d'Emile Barateau, musique de P. Chéret. No. 5, 9e. année. Brussels, Libeau, (ca. 1860), bifolium w. lithogr. title and 2 p. score (reattached w. tape). -and 2 similar scores by Cheret. (4) Jolly Joe the Merry Nigger. Zwarte Jo de Jolige Neger. Words and Music by Wilfried Falchri. Utrecht/ Brussels, H. Rahr, (ca. 1880), 6 lithogr. p., text in English and Dutch. (5-6) Tien Kleine Negertjes. Ten Little Negro Boys. Komisch lied met koor (...) door Julius Crow. 2 different eds., Middelburg, F.B. den Boer, (ca. 1900)/ Amst., G. Alsbach & Co, (ca. 1910), 4 and 6 p. The first w. (repaired) split on fold. (7) De arme nikker. Woorden en muziek van M.C. van de Rovaart. Amst., Bureau T.A.V.N.U., (ca. 1900), 4 p. 2 copies. (total 19)
Lot 1847
Composé et dédié à Ms. Harriet Beecher Stowe par L.F. Revius. The Hague, Correspondance musicale, (ca. 1855), 2nd ed., bifolium w. lithogr. title and 2 p. score, folio. Very rare early ed., only later editions (up to the 18th edition, illustrating the popularity of the piece) in NCC. Splitting on fold.
Lot 1848
19th-20th cent. Comprises a.o.: (1) Natives. Their homes and customs (South Africa). N.pl., n.publ., n.d. (ca. 1900), 16 photogr. plates, orig. wr., obl. 8vo. Front wr. loose. Very rare photo album on the Zulus. (2) Van Nelle's Koffie. Van Nelle kwaliteit. Sm. poster, 26 x 19 cm, des. by Reclamebureu Publi, (1957). (3) Sudan. Sudan Railways. Itineraries of inclusive return tours. Summary of main services from 1st November, 1937. Fold. leporello printed on both sides, 14 p., w. photogr. ills. and a map, 8vo. (4) Odd Hølaas: Ook ik ben Amerika. Prospectus, Utrecht, Erven J. Bijleveld, (1938), bifolium w. photomontage front cover. (5) Een lustrum-pakket! 2 Romans voor 1 maal f 1.40! 2 Romans in 1 pakket! Advertorial booklet for the Nobel-Reeks (Nijkerk, Callenbach), 1939, 8 p., w. ills. and photomontage front cover, orig. stapled wr. Duplicates. (total approx. 100 in 2 binders)
Lot 1856
Unverkäufliche Musterplatte der Printophon-Schallplatten G.M.B.H. Berlin. Gramophone record of thin vinyl, Ø25 cm, ca. 1935, both sides w. the same design by Vlaanderen, in transparent sleeve. Extremely rare, possibly unique record. Numbered 04102 and 04104 and (scratched into the vinyl) 4102 nr. 1 and 4104 nr. 1. Warped.
Lot 1857
Unverkäufliche Musterplatte der Printophon-Schallplatten G.M.B.H. Berlin. Gramophone record of thin vinyl, Ø25 cm, ca. 1935, both sides w. the same design by Vlaanderen, in transparent sleeve. Extremely rare, possibly unique record. Numbered 04101 and 03879 and (scratched into the vinyl) 4101 nr. 1 and 3879 nr. 1. Sl. warped.
Lot 1869
(1) République française assignat de deux cent cinquante L. (...) L'An deux de la République" (1793). -and one for cinq livres. (2) Three different lottery tickets, one in French and two in Dutch, from 1797/ 1812/ and 1813. One for the "Loterie impériale de France. Tirage d'Amsterdam. Commune de Delft" and 2 for the "Agtste koop-lot, voor alle Classe der Generaliteits 88/ 113 Loterye/ Lotery". All mounted on one sheet, browned. Rare.
Lot 192
Printed in green in Amst. by Duwaer & van Ginkel for D. Coene, (ca. 1920), 51,(2) p., woodcut title-p., typography and woodcut frontwr. by Lebeau, sm. 8vo. Ex libris Johan W. Schotman inner front wr., signed dedication in pen on first blank: "Aan J.W. Schotmanten geschenke van August Heyting 18/12/20". Wr. sl. discol. and w. fold. lower right corner of front cover, first and final p. browned from wr. Very rare, refined sm. publication. (2) Idem. Groot-liederboek. Ruim 700 gedichten benevens een beschowing voor toondichters over tekststudie. The Hague, Electrische drukkerij "Luctor et Emergo", 1926, 432 p., woodcut portrait of the author by P.W. van Baarsel, ills., book dec. and orig. gilt cl. by Lebeau. Signed dedication in pen: "Aan R.J. Goddard van August Heyting Nov. 1926". Upper joint splitting. -and 1 other w. cover des. by Lebeau. (total 3)
Lot 215
Manuscript recipe-book for jenever (gin), brandewijn (brandy) etc., Dutch, ca. 1945-1970, 34 p. (and blank pages numbered up to 200), hlinen w. dustwr. labelled w. the mentioned title, folio. Interesting recipe book, most likely containing (secret) recipes from the distillery Weduwe A. v.d. Eelaart (Drie Sterren) in Schiedam (see below). The manuscript starts with recipes for colours that can be produced, for instance "Caramel. Caramelkleurpoeder van Polak's Frutal Works 50 gram op 1 liter water" or "Oranje. Oranjekleurpoeder "Extra" Polak's Frutal Works 50 gram op 1 liter water". The manuscript contains descriptions of the techniques "overhalen", "versnijden" and "filtreren" and a number of recipes, for example: "Gebeide jenever. (50%). Recept M. Nov. '46. Vul de ketel met 21 vat jenever van 38%. Voeg hier aan toe 140 kg jeneverbessen (in zakken). Laat het geheel 7 dagen trekken, onder dagelijks doorroeren. Langzaam en voorzichtig afstoken! (2 dagen). Wijziging: Inplaats van 140 kg bessen 250 kg voor sterker aftrek." Similar recipes for Jenever "Friesland" type, Jenever Concentraat "Algiers", Oude Jenever "Drie Sterren", Oude aromatische jenever, Rijnbende's "Oude Schiedammer", Weduwe Elaart's Zeer oude jenever, Inmaak brandewijn, Vodka Bjelspolskaja, Cognac Fine champagne, Cognac type Coebergh April 1964, (...) Drie sterren Febr. 1972, dry gin, Aalbessen Jenever 1950, Frambozen brandewijn in productie genomen oktober 1963 and White lemon gin Horeca febr. 1973. Loosely inserted in the recipe book are two smaller school-notebooks filled w. similar manuscript recipies (incl. recipes dating from the 1930s), some loose recipes, col. lithogr. labels (incl. many duplicates) and two interesting, very rare booklets: (1) Prijscourant van Weduwe A. v.d. Eelaart. Schiedam. Distillateurs en Likeurstokers (printed by De Eendracht in Schiedam, ca. 1935, 24 p., orig. stapled wr.). (2) De Huis-likeurstoker, of opgave van de meestgezochte en voortreffelijkste likeuren, hoe men dezelve op eene eenvoudige en goedkoope wijze kan bereiden (Amst., S. de Grebber, 1840, 22 p., orig. (sl. dam.) wr. (total 27)
Lot 222
Manuscript diploma of Nobility on vellum, 55.5 x 74 cm, "Gegeeven op het Loo den 4 September 1822", signed in pen "Willem" (King William I of the Netherlands), and by F.G. van Lynden van Hemmen (1761-1845, president of the Hoge Raad van Adel), C. Chais (1762-1840, secretary of the Hoge Raad van Adel), M.W. Baron van Westreenen Van Tiellandt (1783-1848, founder of the Museum Meermanno-Westreenianum) and J.G. de Mey van Streefkerk (1782-1841, secretary to the King), finely calligraphic text surrounding the coat of arms of the Behault family in gouache and gold, w. large attached wax royal seal, rolled in the original tin holder. A very nice example of an original Diploma of Nobility, in perfect condition and with the orig. holder preserved, which is very rare.
Lot 239
Printed "Kas-noot", recto with the denomination "Goed voor 4 Ryxsds:" in Dutch, Sinhala and Tamil typeset, within border and V.O.C. marks and the arms of Colombo in corners, and with the signature in pen of the last governor of the island Johan Gerard van Angelbeek (1794-96), Abraham Samlant (Negotie Boekhouder) and 1 unidentified signature, verso dated in print "Kolombo den 1. January 1796", and w. manuscript "N. Eight. Bearing interest 3 p.cent p. annum" above black rectangular stamped seal of Colonel James Stuart in the middle of signature George Gregory in pen (see explanation below), 8.8 x 10.4 cm. Middle fold, some pinholes and tiny tears. Not in Landwehr, V.O.C. Extremely rare "Kas noot", which remained valid for 116 years, and this copy has not been cancelled (see the two examples of "Kredit brieven" in this auction). Noted in pen on the tiny leaf are only 5 dates at which the interest was actually paid, from 15 February 1864 to 15 February 1868. Possibly, the note still retains its value for the British state; we could not verify this. The history of this "Kas noot": "After the British Invasion of Ceylon in 1795 the Dutch surrendered to the British, Trincomalee on 1795 August 26th, Jaffna on 1795 September 27th. Doubts arose among the populace about the ability of the Dutch Government to redeem the Kredit Brieven owing to the threatened investment of Colombo by the British. By Plakaat of 1795 December 18th Notice was given to issue Paper Money of smaller denominations 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 Rix-Dollars. Called Kas Nooten the notes were issued dated 1796 January 1st. The British under Article 6 of the Capitulation of Colombo, on 1796 February 15th accepted the liability for up to £50,000 (i.e. 468,750 Ryxd) of Kredit Brieven and Kas Nooten still in Circulation and pay interest at 3% per Annum, payable half yearly. Notes [including ours] were Endorsed in English in pen with 3 percent p. annum on this Kredit Brief payable by the British Government of Ceylon under the condition of the Sixth article of the Capitulation of Columbo and on back of Kas Nooten Bearing Interest 3 percent for Annum. Below a Black rectangular Seal of COL.STUART with Persian text in middle of Signature Geo. Gregory over Reg. Colonel James Stuart led the British troops to take Ceylon from the Dutch. George Gregory was collector for Colombo for the British. (...) The Dutch promissory notes taken over by the British Government in 1796, were never called in. (...) After obtaining the approval of the Secretary of State and protracted negotiations with the holders the Government bought in the 130 [remaining] notes in 1912, for a sum of Rs. 13,890 and cancelled them, thus wiping off finally a permanent charge on public funds." (Dutch Ceylon Paper Money 1785-96, online article). "The proclamation [of December 18th, 1795] rehearses that owing to the threatened investment of Colombo by the British doubts had arisen among the populace about the ability of the Government to redeem the Kredit Brieven and reassures them on this issue. As the Kredit Brieven was for large payments, the Kas Nooten (currency notes) were issued for the convenience of the public, redeemable in the same way, but not endorsed." (Dutch Ceylon 1796 Kolumbo Kas Nooten, illustrated online article). We thank Burgersdijk and Niermans for their help with this description and that of the two similar other V.O.C. items in this auction.
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Lot 240
No. [filled out in pen: vijfhonderd negentien] goet voor Ryksdaalders 5. Zegge Vyf Ryksdaalders. Wy ondergetekende certificeeren, dat Thoonder deezes, by de Compagnie te goet heeft Vyf Ryxsdaalders van 48. zwaare Stuyvers, Indisch-Geld, voor welkers waerde dees Kreditbrief overal ten deezen Eilande gangbaar zal gehouden worden. Kolombo den 17. september anno 1795. Letter of credit issued by the Dutch East India Company, bifolium w. letterpress text in Dutch, Sinhala and Tamil typeset, signed by the last governor of the island, Johan Gerard van Angelbeek (1794-96), by T.G. Hofland (according to Ceylon Coins and Currencies "Negotie boekhouder") and by 1 more person, unidentified, w. black rectangular stamped seal of Colonel James Stuart in the middle of signature George Gregory in pen (see explanation below), 24.5 x 16.5 cm. Folded, minimal other imperfections. Landwehr, V.O.C. 1099 (two copies, 1 in the Netherlands and 1 in Sri Lanka, ostensibly not filled out). Extraordinary and very rare early "banknote", which remained valid for 117 years. In September 2017 a copy was auctioned off in London. The history of this letter of credit: "After the British Invasion of Ceylon in 1795 the Dutch surrendered to the British, Trincomalee on 1795 August 26th, Jaffna on 1795 September 27th. Doubts arose among the populace about the ability of the Dutch Government to redeem the Kredit Brieven owing to the threatened investment of Colombo by the British. By Plakaat of 1795 December 18th Notice was given to issue Paper Money of smaller denominations 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 Rix-Dollars. Called Kas Nooten the notes were issued dated 1796 January 1st. The British under Article 6 of the Capitulation of Colombo, on 1796 February 15th accepted the liability for up to £50,000 (i.e. 468,750 Ryxd) of Kredit Brieven and Kas Nooten still in Circulation and pay interest at 3% per Annum, payable half yearly. Notes [including ours] were Endorsed in English in pen with 3 percent per annum on this Kredit Brief payable by the British Government of Ceylon under the condition of the Sixth article of the Capitulation of Columbo and on back of Kas Nooten Bearing Interest 3 percent for Annum. Below a Black rectangular Seal of COL.STUART with Persian text in middle of Signature Geo. Gregory over Reg. Colonel James Stuart led the British troops to take Ceylon from the Dutch. George Gregory was collector for Colombo for the British. (...) The Dutch promissory notes taken over by the British Government in 1796, were never called in. (...). After obtaining the approval of the Secretary of State and protracted negotiations with the holders the Government bought in the 130 [remaining] notes in 1912, for a sum of Rs. 13,890 and cancelled them, thus wiping off finally a permanent charge on public funds." (Dutch Ceylon Paper Money 1785-96, online article). From 15 February 1796 up to 1912 the note retained its value for the British state. All this has been noted on the banknote, as its validity had to be extended annually by hand. The note (apparently one of 130 copies still in circulation by 1912) is therefore abundantly covered with these extensions, also on page 2 of the bifolium (together with transfer registrations by name). The stamp "Cancelled' has been applied to the printed side and on p. 2. We thank Burgersdijk and Niermans for their help with this description and that of the two other V.O.C. letters of credit in this auction.
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Lot 241
No. [filled out in pen: vijfhonderd twaalf] goet voor Ryksdaalders 25. Zegge Vyf en Twintig Ryksdaalders. Wy ondergetekende certificeeren, dat Thoonder deezes, by de Compagnie te goet heeft Vyf en Twintig Ryxsdaalders van 48. zwaare Stuyvers, Indisch-Geld, voor welkers waerde dees Kreditbrief overal ten deezen Eilande gangbaar zal gehouden worden. Kolombo den 18. January anno 1794. Letter of credit issued by the Dutch East India Company, bifolium w. letterpress text in Dutch, Sinhala and Tamil typeset, signed by the last governor of the island, Johan Gerard van Angelbeek (1794-96), Abraham Samland (Negotie Boekhouder) and by 1 other person, unidentified, w. black rectangular stamped seal of Colonel James Stuart in the middle of signature George Gregory in pen (see explanation below), 25.7 x 16.5 cm. Splitting on central fold, some other folds and minimal other imperfections. Not in Landwehr, V.O.C. No other copies of this denomination traced (but Codrington, Ceylon coins and currency, 1924 not available to us). Extremely rare early "banknote", which remained valid for 118 years. The history of this letter of credit: "After the British Invasion of Ceylon in 1795 the Dutch surrendered to the British, Trincomalee on 1795 August 26th, Jaffna on 1795 September 27th. Doubts arose among the populace about the ability of the Dutch Government to redeem the Kredit Brieven owing to the threatened investment of Colombo by the British. By Plakaat of 1795 December 18th Notice was given to issue Paper Money of smaller denominations 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 Rix-Dollars. Called Kas Nooten the notes were issued dated 1796 January 1st. The British under Article 6 of the Capitulation of Colombo, on 1796 February 15th accepted the liability for up to £50,000 (i.e. 468,750 Ryxd) of Kredit Brieven and Kas Nooten still in Circulation and pay interest at 3% per Annum, payable half yearly. Notes [including ours] were Endorsed in English in pen with 3 percent per annum on this Kredit Brief payable by the British Government of Ceylon under the condition of the Sixth article of the Capitulation of Columbo and on back of Kas Nooten Bearing Interest 3 percent for Annum. Below a Black rectangular Seal of COL.STUART with Persian text in middle of Signature Geo. Gregory over Reg. Colonel James Stuart led the British troops to take Ceylon from the Dutch. George Gregory was collector for Colombo for the British. (...) The Dutch promissory notes taken over by the British Government in 1796, were never called in. (...) After obtaining the approval of the Secretary of State and protracted negotiations with the holders the Government bought in the 130 [remaining] notes in 1912, for a sum of Rs. 13,890 and cancelled them, thus wiping off finally a permanent charge on public funds." (Dutch Ceylon Paper Money 1785-96, online article). From 18 January 1796 up to 1912 the note retained its value for the British state. All this has been noted on the banknote, as its validity had to be extended annually by hand. The note (apparently one of 130 copies still in circulation by 1912) is therefore abundantly covered with these extensions, also on page 2 and of the bifolium (together with transfer registrations by name). The stamp "Cancelled' has been applied to the printed side and on p. 2. We thank Burgersdijk and Niermans for their help with this description and that of the two similar V.O.C. items in this auction.
Lot 247
volumen Tractationum Theologicarum, in quibus pleraque Christianae Relifionis dogmata adversus haereses nostri temporibus (...). Geneva, Io. Crispinum, 1570-73. 1st ed. 2 vols. in 1. (20),703,("307" printer's error),(13); (4),480,(6) p. 2 letterpress title-p. w. fine engr. printer's mark. Intricate blindst. calf w. central figure (Holy Roman Emperor Charles V front cover, his grandfather Maximilian I back cover) w. ribbed spine and 2 clasps, 1 broken. Folio. Bound w.: Christiano Hessiandro. De Communicatione & vivifica virtute carnis Christi (...). 65 p. Contemp. handwritten annotations in the margins throughout (some col.), 1st few p. Somewhat worn copy w. corner piece 1st title-p. lacking, sm. wormholes (mostly not affecting text), occas. (water)st., browning. Nevertheless an extremely rare work, especially this ed. and w. the 2 vols. together. Adams 952.
Lot 251
pro castigatissiomo castigatius unà cum Listrii co(m)mentariis, & aliis complusculis libellis, non minus eruditis qs. festivis: quoru(m) catalogum proxima mox indicabit pagella. Bene vale. Basle, J. Froben, October 1517, 270,275-277,(1) p., title printed in red and black and surrounded by woodcut frame, woodcut printer's mark on final page, 18th cent. sheepskin incorporating contemp. blindst. leather on both sides, gilt and ribbed spine w. mor. letterp., 4to. Occas. marginal annotations. Lacks pages 271-274, partly (vaguely) waterst., mainly in blank margins and other sm. imperfections. Printer's mark surrounded by former owner's entries in pen (Cueurderoy). Beautifully printed edition. Rare. Bound with: (Apologia Erasmi Roterodami ad eximium virum Iacobum Fabrum Stapulensem). Colophon: Ibid., idem, February 1518, 2-124, 129-130,(2) p., woodcut printer's mark on final page. Rare.
Lot 26
London/ New York, John Lane The Bodley Head/ Dodd, Mead & Company, (1910). (76) p. Richly ill. w. col. ills. and orig. pict. cl. w. (sl. dam.) dust-j. by Crane. 4to. Spine ends and outer corners sl. worn, but still a good copy w. the very rare dust-j. preserved. (2) The Absurd A.B.C. London, Edmund Evans for John Lane The Bodley Head in London and New York, n.d. (ca. 1900). 7 col. plates (1x double-p.) of the alphabet w. the letters and other details printed in gold and orig. pict. wr. all by Crane. 4to. Spine strengthened w. sellotape. (3) Walter Crane's Picture Book. New York, J. Ottmann for Cupples & Leon, n.d. (1903). (148) p. Richly ill. w. col. ills. and orig. cloth-backed pict. boards by Crane. 4to. -and 1 other ill. by the same. (total 4)
Lot 260
accuratius quàm antehac emendati, additis graecisquae reperiri potuerunt: opera et diligentia Nicolai Gallasii (...). (Geneva), I. le Preux & I Parvus, 1570, (20),408,(22) p., woodcut headpieces and initials, contemp. richly blindst. calf, frontcover w. central panel depicting Samson fighting the lion and Delilah cutting off Samson's hair, backcover w. central panel depicting Judith cutting off the head of Holofernes, both these central panels surrounded by 4 rolled borders that incl. depictions of Justitia, Prudentia, Lucretia etc. (monogrammed H.K.) and German rulers, folio. Occas. annots in pen. Binding rebacked w. renewed endpaper and use of part of the orig. backstrip, outer corners and lower margin of frontcover restored. In all, a good and attractive copy of this rare edition, w. contemp./ old owner's entries of M. Martinus Zoble (Vratisl.), Elias Frick (historian, Ulm and leipsic, 1696) and Joh. Ad. Lipp. (1725). The copy is also interesting, because of the extensive old annotations on first blank and on 31 pages bound with at the end, titled "Sequentia quinq. capita Irenaei primur et util Fr. Fevardentig (...)." Irenaeus, bishop of Lyons (ca. 140-202), was the first great Catholic theologian. The present work is his most important one, directed against the heresy of Valentinian Gnosticism. *Proceeds go the Red Cross.
Lot 271
der Noordelijke Staten van Noord-Amerika, aan zijnen oom Mozes Hamburger te Groningen. (Letterlijk naar het handschrift afgedrukt). Gron., R.S. Schaank, n.d. (1864), 15 p., orig. printed wr. Waterst./ moulded/ frauyd in upper margin, folded throughout. Wrappers dam., frontwr. loose. Extremely rare, apparently no copies in NCC. Printed above the text: Bij Richmond in Noord Hamerika in de begin van Noovhember 1864. Beste hoom! [sic]. Cf. R.H. de Graaf, Journalistiek in beweging. Veranderende berichtgeving in kranten en pamfletten (Groningen en ’s-Hertogenbosch 1813-1899), 1980, p. 267, listing a copy in the Groninger Archieven (the only other copy traced). Account of a Jew from Groningen, fighting as a soldier in North America during the American civil war. According to the site www.civilwardata.com, a Nathan Benjamin (born in Ohio) enlisted on 12/31/1864 as a private, but this might be a coincidence.
Lot 281
Even als de zelve in het H. Schrift bevonden worden met nutte en wyd-loopige Aenmerkingen verrykt ende opgeluystert door twee-honderd uytmuntende Print-verbeldingen zeer konstiglyk in 't Koper gesneden door Joannes; Philippus, en Theodorus Gallée. Antwerp, C.M. Spanoghe, 1783. 1 (of 2) vols. (8),XXIV,284,(12) p. Richly ill. w. engr. frontisp. (sm. tear), 170 full-p. engr. plates and 6 p. w. 4 sm. engr., numb. 1-24, mainly after M. de Vos and M. Heemskerck. Contemp. (worn) marbled calf (front cover almost detached), gilt title and dec. on ribbed spine. 4to. Lacking large fold. engr. map of the Holy Land, 6 plates (normally, the work lacks more plates). Rare, almost complete, Antwerp Print bible.
Lot 283
nach der letzten Römischen Sixtiner Edition (...). Cologne, J. Kreps, 1630, 2 parts in 1 vol., (2),DLXXVIII; CLXIX lvs., w. engr. title and num. woodcuts w. var. monograms (SM, DK, FO, LEM), modern antique style leather over wooden sides, w. parts of old leather covers laid down, 2 brass clasps, folio. Poor copy. Occas. mispagination, but quires apparently complete. A rather rare bible. -and 1 other restored folio-sized German bible (Basel, 1729). The lot sold w.a.f., not subject to return. (total 2)
Lot 289
cum grammatica constructione, & vernacula interpretatione, ac declaratione Latinâ. In usum Scholarum. Editio altera, priori castigatior, & auctior. Amst., Martini Joannis Brandii, 1637. 96 p. Title-p. engr. Loose in quires, (worn) limp vellum wr. 12mo. Library stamp on title-p., a few contemp. notes throughout. Title-p. worn, a few sm. tears. Very rare, no copies of this particular ed. listed in WorldCat or the STCN.
Lot 29
Amersfoort, Jacobs en Meijer, n.d. (ca. 1850). 112 p. Engr. frontisp. Gilt cl. 32mo. Former owner's signature upper flyleaf. Occas. foxing. Rare, not in the KB or WorldCat. (2) Het geldkistje en de kersen. Twee vertellingen voor de jeugd. Amst., A. Jacobs, n.d. (ca. 1850). 127 p. Engr. frontisp. Gilt blue cl. w. inset plate. 32mo. Former owner's signature upper flyleaf. Back cover detached, occas. foxing. Rare, not in the KB or WorldCat. (3) Hendrik of het leerzame kind. Amersfoort, Jacobs en Meijer, n.d (ca. 1850). 128 p. Gilt red cl. 32mo. Covers detached, some quires loose. Rare, not in KB and this ed. not in WorldCat. -and 8 others. All w. signs of wear, some very worn. (total 11)
Lot 293
behelsende in't cort de Thiende-Rekeninghe, de principaelste ende noodigste Grond Regelen der Geometrie, met exempels bevestight (..) ten meerderen deele ghetrocken uyt de Schriften van sekeren Eerw. Pater Joannes Baptista Doemen, Carthuyser, door desselfs discipel nu geswoen Landt-Meter Martinus van Dycke (...). Brugges, P. van de Capelle, 1714. 2 parts in one vol., (10),160; 41,(1) p. (some errors). Fold. table, 36 engr. fold. plates and 1 plate w. moveable parts. Later gilt half leather. Sm. 8vo. The very rare original edition of this mathematical treatise, with all but plate Z1 conforming to the binder's index. We could not verify (no copies with plates digitized online), but we suspect that plate Z1 was executed in pen in all copies, due to the layering of the plate and a description on page 60. A nice element of this edition are the puns: the name of the author on the title page (in a special diamond shape) and on the praise poem, where every letter of Van Dycke's full name is used as the first letter of a stanza (see images). Very rare treatise on surveying art.
Lot 30
Paris/ Bruges, Desclée, De Brouwer & Cie, 1931, 87 p., full-p. ills. and orig. clothbacked pict. boards after J. Sténon du Pré, obl. 4to. A few lvs w. vague folds, occas. stains and minimal other imperfections. Rare. (2) Tanty. Naar het circus. Gent, "De Garve", (1934), 62 p., w. 7 col. plates, ills. and orig. clothbacked pict. boards after M. de Goeye and N. Snoeck, 4to. Owner's entry in pen on title-p. Sl. foxed at the beginning and endpaper hinge a bit weak. (3) Karalyjtsjev, A. De kudde van Nentsjo. Uit het Bulgaarsch vertaald door Dr. L. Landman. Bruges/ Brussels, De Kinkhoren, (1941), 161 p., w. 15 col. plates and orig. clothbacked pict. boards by E. Ivanovsky, 4to. A bit browned throughout due to the quality of the paper, back cover and spine waterst, sm. hole in spine. (4) Lenoir, Y. Grootvaders stoel. Phantasieën op de Fabels van La Fontaine. Uit het Frans bewerkt door Wim de Winters. Kortrijk, Zonnewende, (1939), 61 p., 6 col. plates and orig. clothbacked pict. boards after M. Hebbelynck, obl. 4to (good copy). -and 7 others, all orig. clothbacked boards, incl. 3 more vols. ill. by Hebbelynck, 1 more vol. ill. by Ivanovsky and 1 vol. ill. by Sere (printed in 500 numb. copies). (total 11)
Lot 301
Brevis eiusdem Auctoris vita. (Heidelberg), Gotthard Vögelin, 1610, 801 p., modern vellum in antique style. The title-p. calls for an index, not present here, Worldcat lists a few Vögelin editions of around 1610, all of around 800 p., so perhaps the index was never included. Otherwise sl. browned throughout (a few quires worse and also waterst.) and w. many old underlings and marg. annots. (1x cut out of black margin). A very rare edition with intriguing entries on free endpapers by several former (partly crossed-out) owners (1x dated 1634) , incl. a few Latin sentences: "Au'doen. Cum verborum sit eras, mus nomen quid sit Erasmus. Ingenio lector colligat inde suo (...).", the words used by John Owen (Johannes Audounus, fitting with the name "Au'doen") around the time our edition was published, and later by Constantijn Huygens.
Lot 305
e dei poemi romanzeschi d’Italia (...). (Milan, privately publ., 1828). 35 handcol. (double-p.) plates of medieval scenes w. explanatory text on tissue guards. Hcalf w. marbled boards, mor. letterp. on ribbed spine. Large 8vo. The complete (and rare, esp. col.) atlas belonging to parts I (10 plates) and II (25 plates) of this important work on medieval history and culture. Ex libris upper pastedown. Covers and spine sl. worn, occas. foxing. Brunet II, p. 1233.
Lot 308
Full leather binding, front cover w. central profile portrait in leather w. sword encircled by leaves, initials "N" and "B" topped w. crowns, entire centerpiece encircled by sm. opalesque stones, background of gilt bees, back cover with initial "N" crowned, gilt title on ribbed spine, gilt turn-ins. Possibly bound by Bayntun Riviere. Extremely rare and interesting binding. On: Roger Peyre. Napoléon Bonaparte et son temps. Ouvrage illustré de 159 gravures (...). Paris, Firmin-Didot, 1896. (10),552,(1) p. Folio. Minimal wear to binding.
Lot 320
opgeheldert door zedekundige verklaringen en aanmerkingen (...) met honderd zeven-en-veertig kunstige plaatjes, op ieder fabel passende, verrykt, en na de Franschen druk van den beroemden J. Baudoin. In 't Nederduitsch overgebragt, door W.H.L. Amst., B. Mourik, n.d. (ca. 1740). (4),263,(5) p. 142 (of 147) sm. engr. ills. after P. van der Borcht. Contemp. calf w. blindst. centerpiece. Somewhat worn copy; p. 141-42, 163-64 and 173-74 lacking/ mostly torn, a few p. loosening, some other (sm.) tears, some affecting engr./ text, occas. foxing. Very rare first Dutch adaptation of Baudoin's "Fables d'Aesope". Added: Fabulae antiquae ex Phaedro (...). Leiden, T. Haak, 1709. (46),144 p. Engr. printer's mark on title-p. Hc wr. 12mo. Ex libris upper pastedown. Foxing/ browning, 1 p. loose. (total 2)
Lot 322
6 parts in 1 vol.: (1) Den Nederlandtsen Hovenier. Zijnde het 1. deel van het Vermakelyk Land-leven. Beschrijvende alderhande Princelijke en Heerlijke Lust-hoven en Hof-steden (...). (2) Twee hondert Modellen, voor de Lief-hebbers van Hoven en Thuynen (...). (3) Den Verstandigen Hovenier, Over de twaelf Maenden van 't Jaer (...). (4) De Medicyn-Winkel, Of Ervaren Huys-Houder (...). (5) Den Naerstigen Byen-Houder (...). (6) De Verstandige Kock of Sorghvuldige Huyshoudster (...). Amst., M. Doornock, 1675. (48),40; 41-96,(2); (6),84,(8); 38; 39-56; 57-88 p. 2 different engr. frontisp., 2 title-p. vignettes, 3 title-p. engr., 66 woodcut engr. (most full-p.) of gardens, garden designs, etc., a few sm. in-text woodcuts. Later hcalf w. marbled paper boards, gilt title on ribbed spine. 8vo. Library stamp frontisp. Occas. foxing/ browning, last 3 parts w. waterst. upper part of p., but text still legible. In the first 2 parts, van der Groen (1624-71), gardener of the Prince of Orange, discusses the design and planting of gardens for country houses and castles. In the 4 other parts, the physician Nylandt discusses the activity during the 12 months of the year (planting and harvesting vegetables, fruit, herbs, etc.), the beneficial effects of various crops; the preparation of medicines and remedies for humans and animals; apiculture; and kitchen recipes. Very rare work, especially this ed. and w. all 6 parts complete.
Lot 33
Met versjes van Bram. Amst., Scheltens en Giltay, (1916). 15 col. lithogr. plates. Orig. clothbacked col. lithogr. boards. Obl. 4to. Covers sl. worn, some browning/ foxing. A rare type of humorous book: the book is pierced by a "bullet" from front to back, which alters the ills. in a comical way, e.g. a dog's leash is snapped, a motorcycle racer's fuel tank is hit, a baby's milk bottle is emptied and a pudding is shattered. (2) Two works ill. by R. Cramer: Oudt nederlandsche minneliedjes and Nieuwe wijsjes. Utrecht, W. de Haan, (1920). (3) Kohnstamm, D. Pukjes Droom. Amst., Maas & van Suchtelen, (1907). (4) Listal, A. Toosje en de tooverbloem. Alkmaar, Kluitman, ca. 1920. -and 10 others. All w. signs of wear, esp. covers. (total 15)
Lot 359
Gorcum, Pauls Vink, 1675. 1st ed. (28),392 p. Richly ill. w. engr. title-p., 2 fold. engr. plates, 1 double-p. engr. plate, 5 full-p. engr. plates, and 19 (half-p.) in-text engr. Speckled calf w. gilt border and sm. centerpiece. Sm. folio. P. 107 w. sm. marginal annotation w. piece cut out (not affecting text). Sl. browned. A good copy of the rare first edition.
Lot 36
Amst., Van Holkema en Warendorf, (1896). (2) Hoe langer hoe mooier. Zutphen, P. van Belkum, n.d. Cloth-backed pictorial boards. Rare. (3) Becht-Dentz, A. Op de hoeve. Amst., H.J.W. Becht, (1910). Bookblock detached from covers. (4) Van teddy-beer en nog wat meer. N.pl., n.publ. ca. 1920. Ill. K. Winter. -and 4 others. All w. signs of wear, especially covers. (total 8)
Lot 368
of het schermschool der huislieden, Vervat in twee Deelen, Waar agter gevoegt is De Afrikaansche en Aziaansche Weg-wyzer, Beschryvende verscheide Gewesten en Landstreken. Inzonderheid het eiland Pines, op het welke eenen Joris Pines 1789 kinderen en kindskinderen heeft voortgeteeld. Rott., P. de Vries, 1752. 4 parts in 1 vol. (20),483 p. (continuous pagination). Engr. frontisp., each part w. separate title-p. Contemp. calf w. blindst. dec., marbled edges. Sm. 8vo. Upper pastedown w. ex libris. Outer spine sl. worn, occas. browning/ foxing as usual, lower joint sl. worn but holding on cords. The first 2 parts are about country life. The 3rd part of the work gives an extensive account of Dutch settlements at the Cape, Madagascar and Mauritius, and encourages emigration to southern Africa for people who can not make a livelihood in their native country. The 4th part deals with the East Indies and contains a description of the imaginary Isle of Pines. Rare.
Lot 378
en leeringe over de principaelste passagien ende historien des Ouden ende Nieuwen Testaments. (...) In het Engels beschreven, ende door Everh. Schuttenium (...) in Neder-duijtsch vertaelt. Zwolle, by J. Gerritsz and F. Jorriaensz for H. Laurenszen in Amst., 1641-42, 3 parts in 1 vol., (12),439; (6),443-665,(1); (2) 669-895,(12) p., w. fine engr. title, contemp. blindst. vellum, folio. Occas. folds and some other sm. defects, pastedowns detached from boards, lacks ties, vellum sl. torn at foot of spine. Rare early (first?) edition of this translation. (2) Calvinus, J. Institutie ofte onderwijsingh in de Christelicke religie. Nu van nieuws uyt het Latijn en François getrouwelick over-geset door Wilhelmus Corsmannius. Amst., P.A. van Ravesteyn, 1650, 2 parts in 1 vol., (52),315,(11); (2),54 p., w. engr. portrait of Calvin, contemp. blindst. vellum w. ties, ribbed spine, folio. Partly waterst. (mainly in blank margins), occas. dog-eared/ w. folds, vellum over spine cracked (restored). (total 2)
Lot 381
nebst Bemerkung 1ten Der Numeren ihrer Wohnhäuser der Ordnung nach. 2tens. Deren Namen nach Alphabetischer Ordnung. 3tens/ Eines Gewerb- und Handlungs-Register gemäs erhaltener Angabe. 4tens. Register deren Strassen. 5tens. Einem Genauen ganz neu von Herrn Cardon in Brüssel verfertigtem Grundris dieser Stadt. Cologne, printed by Thiriart Und Compagnie für Metternichischen Buch-Handlung, 1797, (8),414 p., w. fold. engr. plan, rebacked w. use of the orig. ribbed and gilt halfleather and free endpapers, modern boards and pastedowns. Some minor defects/ imperfections, but a good copy. Very rare and early address book of Cologne, listing 7404 citizens in order of the streets, with their professions. The work indexes the population of the city in 3 different ways, on address, name and profession. Probably the second or third edition (the first one appeared in 1795 and did not mention the professions of the citizens). Worldcat mentions a single copy in the The Staatsbibliothek in Berlin, by Thiriart und Compagnie, supposedly printed in 1747 but this date is almost certainly erroneous. Also listed on Worldcat are copies of an edition in magazine-form (1794-1798). Otherwise just a few copies (or one copy listed by var. sellers, without the plan) traced. Our edition contains the first mention of the later Eau de Cologne-maker (Kölnisch Wasser) Wilhelm Mülhens, under number 4711 in the Klöckergasse (Glockengasse). It also mentions other producers of Eau de Cologne (incl. Joh. Anton Farina), sculptors of the Imhoff family, printers and booksellers, printmakers, coffee producers- and houses, tobacco-dealers, wine-dealers, makers of musical instriments, jewellers, watchmakers, weapon-makers, etc. etc.
Lot 385
In zyn leven doctor in de wysbegeerte en geneeskunde, professor in de geneeskunde, botanie, chemie, praesident van 't chiryrgyns collegie, op 's lands hooge school tot Leyden (...). Vertaald, en vermeerdery met aanteekeningen, inleyding, en naukeurigen registers dor Cornelis Lóve (...). Amst., J. Gysius, 1745, LXVIII,651,(1) p., engr. frontsip. and portrait of Boerhaave, contemp. hcalf, gilt and ribbed spine w. mor. letterp. Sl. waterst. in upper margin, endpapers detached from boards, a few external signs of age. A good copy. Surprisingly rare work, Dutch translation of the 'Institutiones Medicæ' containing a survey of Boerhaave's medical knowledge and observations. *Proceeds go the Red Cross.
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Lot 386
Professor, ende Medicyn inde Universiteyt van Padua. Een werck dat noyt voor desen in het licht gecome[n] is (...). Dutch transl. and ed. C. Nollens. The Hague, widow and heirs H. Jacobssz., 1630, 3 parts in 1 vol., (4),163; (1),185,(1); 67 lvs., w. nice engr. title-p. by A. Matham after A. v.d. Venne, contemp. (worn) overlapping vellum, 4to. Lacks leaf 65 (k1) in the second part, sl. waterst. and dog-eared, first quire almost loose, endpapers/ pastedowns lacking (1 leaf loosely preserved), a number of other sm. internal and external imperfections. W. intriguing contemp. owner's entry on the loosely preserved endpaper. Very rare medical treatise, hardly ever appearing on the market. *Proceeds go the Red Cross.
Lot 392
Nouvelle édition, accompagnée de notes (...) Ouvrage format un cours complet d'histoire naturelle, réd. par Charles N. Sigisb. Sonnini. Paris, F. Dufart, an VIII (1799-1808). 127 vol., rare complete set. Unif. hcalf w. marbled paper boards, mor. letterp. on ribbed spine. 8vo. Some covers sl. worn, occas. foxing, but overall a very nice set.
Lot 395
Kunstalbum van 41 afbeeldingen naar schilderijen. Zutphen, Schillemans & Van Belkum, n.d. (1898). Text and 41 fine chromolithogr. plates by J.L. Goffart after O. Eerelman, published in 10 installments in their orig. wr., loose as issued in (sl. worn) orig. gilt cl. portfolio, 62 x 37 cm. Fine copy. A collection of 41 beautiful chromo-lithographs of different horse breeds produced after paintings by the famous Groninger animal painter Eerelman (1839-1926). The lithographs resemble oil paintings, thanks to a very expensive printing procedure which gives the surface of the prints an oily expression. Each lithography accompanied by a 4 page descriptive text printed on laid paper. A list of subscribers is added to this copy. Rare.
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