1875 - 3189 OLD and RARE BOOKS
- Backcover sl. worn; lacks ties.
= Spoelder 3. With the prize to Lambrecht de Bondt, dated 1717, signed by rector Petrus Pettinius and masters [Johan] Roelandt Cau and Johan Cau van Domburgh.
- Without the prize. Lacks one tie; one large scratch on upper cover.
= Spoelder 3; Schweiger p.1111.
AND another SCHOOLPRIZE BINDING OF ZIERIKZEE: contemp. contemp. vellum w. gilt central coat of arms of Zierikzee on both covers within floral border, gilt spine w. standing lions (Spoelder 3), on PHAEDRUS, Fabularum aesopiarum libri V (Leyden, 1728, engr. title. Lacks 1 tie).
- Without the prize; title and frontisp. loose(ning); occas. trifle yellowed. Spine-ends sl. chipped; corners bumped.
= Spoelder 4.
- Traces of 2 former clasps and catches.
AND an attractively bound copy of BIBLIA DAT IS DE GANTSCHE H. SCHRIFTURE (...) DES OUDEN EN NIEUWEN TESTAMENTS (Haarlem, 1791, 1 vol. (of 2), engr. title-p., contemp. marbled calf, both covers w. central ornament of a bird perched on a branch and holding a twig in its beak, surrounded by a gilt chain and vegetal border and with gilt vegetal border around sides, gilt spine w. repeated ornament of a vase with flower, a.e.g., 12mo. Bookblock loosening; corners and spine-ends rubbed; without the New Testament).
- Lower hinge prob. repaired w. glue; sm. waterstain in inner margin title-p. Rubbed spot on frontcover near spine.
AND 1 other richly gilt mor. binding, 16mo, on: FRAGOA DO AMOR DIVINO (...) (Coimbra, 1757, sm. woodcut ills.).
- Lacks 1 map, one plate (to the second part) and first free endpaper; 1 leaf loose; first quire sl. yellowed in outer margin. Gilt on spine and part of outer border on frontcover worn off; spine-ends chipped. Not collated/ Sold w.a.f.
= The fifth edition of the "Oud-Katholieke Bijbel." Darlow/ Moule 3344; Poortman I, p.135-136 (illustrating the title-p.): "Een bijzonder kenmerk van de Oud Katholieken is, dat ze de bijbel en vooral het Nieuwe Testament, in handen van leken willen geven. (...) De aartsbisschop van Utrecht, Johannes van Neercassel, wilde een betere bijbelvertaling van het Nieuwe Testament. Daarbij maakte hij gebruik van het Franse Testament van Mons, dat ontstaan was onder invloed van de Jansenisten, die ook graag de bijbel in handen van leken wilden geven. Deze bijbel werd door de Roomsch- Katholieke kerk verboden en toen Aegidius de Witte, priester te Mechelen in 1696 het Nieuwe Testament naar het Franse Testament vertaalde, werd hij uit zijn ambten ontzet en vluchtte naar Utrecht. Geestelijken, die in hun parochie zijn Nieuwe Testament gebruikten, werden in de gevangenis geworpen."
AND 5 other attractively bound devotional/ religious vols., various languages: HORAE DIURNAE BREVIARII ROMANI (Antw., 1765, contemp. burgundy mor. gilt w. floral borders round sides and w. richly gilt spine, a.e.g., 12mo. Fine); GEEST DES GEBEDS (Turnhout, n.d. (±1793), engr. frontisp., contemp. burgundy calf w. central gilt star ornament on both covers surrounded by gilt floral borders, richly gilt spine w. mor. letterpiece, sm. 8vo); LE NOUVEAU TESTAMENT (Leyden, 1665, engr. frontisp., contemp. gily calf w. silver clasp and catches, sm. 8vo. Lacks one clasp); and RELICARIO ANGELICO DE JESUS CHRISTO E DE MARIA SANTISSIMA (n.pl., n.d. (late 18th cent.), 2 engr. plates and 1 ill., contemp. richly gilt mor., a.e.g., 12mo. Covers warped).
- Not collated. Sold as a lot of bindings, not subject to return.
- Frontcover w. some superficial dam. (silverfish?) w. some traces of attempted restoration.
= Attractively bound rules of the Walloon Orphanage in Amsterdam. The unnumbered pages at the end consist of the "Table des Chapitres"(1p.) and the Noms des Régens de la Maison des Orphelins Walons d'Amsterdam, depuis son Etablissement, le 29e Mai 1631, jusqu'à présent; & leurs années de Service (14p.) and one page w. contemp. manuscript additions to the list in pen and ink. Two of the other pages also have added names in contemp. pen and ink. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XCIII.
- Lacks ties.
= With a remnant of a dedication or letter, stuck to the upper pastedown, signed by Amalia van Solms (barely visible "Amelie P.d'O(...)" in reverse). SEE iLLUSTRATION PLATE XCIV.
- Lacks 1 knob on frontcover and 1 in corner on backcover; a few knobs bumped; backcover and joints sl. dam.
= Silverstamp "HA" with an arrow to the left on both clasps; yearletter "B" 1861 on upper clasp; silverstamp with a walking lion to the left on lower clasp.
19th cent. dark green moroccan binding, w. 2 silver clasps and catches by P.L. NIJST (Maastricht), catches consisting of 6 silver knobs each, sides enclosed by silver rims, corners w. silver knobs, at joints extended w. silver comma-like ornament, both covers w. single gilt fillet line surrounding a gilt tooled border w. fleuron corner pieces, gilt spine, marbled endpapers, a.e.g. gilt (and gauffred), kept in modern board clamshell box. - ON: Nakatenus, W. Hemels Palmhof, beplant met Godvrugtige Oeffeningen, Litanien, Lof-zangen ende gebeden Voor de Godzoekende Zielen. Maastr., G.B. van Gulpen, n.d. (±1805), new enl. ed., (12),401,(3)p.
- Endpapers rubbed. Binding sl. rubbed; some gilt worn away
= Silverstamp "PN" on lower clasps; engr. initials "I.B." on inside lower clasp.
- Owner's entry dated 1865 "Dit is Hiltje H. Poelman" on first blank; lithogr. title-p. sl. soiled. Upper joint broken.
= Inside clasp w. engr. initials "H.H.P." (Hiltje H. Poelman) and "1866" and silverstamps "J.K.I." and a walking lion to the right; inside catches both w. silverstamps "J.K.I.".
- Upper joint starting to split at top of spine; trifle rubbed.
= Engr. initials "J.F." (?) and "1796" on outside catch on frontcover, engr. initials "H.I." and "1796" on outside catch on backcover.
20th cent. blindst. brown mor. binding, w. gilt inside dentelles and gold clasp and catch. - ON: Het Nieuwe Testament (...). Amst./ Haarlem, J. Brandt en Zoon/ Joh. Enschedé en zonen, 1909, (2), 55,(1 blank)p.
- Contemp. annots. and drawing in pen and col. ink on (verso) first blank.
BOUND WITH 4 others: HET BOEK DER PSALMEN (...) (ibid., 1909, 1 leaf clumsely repaired w. sellotape); EVANGELISCHE GEZANGEN (...) (ibid., 1909); VERVOLGBUNDEL OP DE EVANGELISCHE GEZANGEN (...) (ibid., 1909) and CATECHISMUS (...) (ibid., 1909). - AND 4 others, all with silver or gold clasps and catches (1 vol. lacks 1 catch).
- Bookblock broken, hanging on cords; extensive contemp. genealogical annots. on first blanks; lacks sm. portion of title-p., just touching image. Silverwork need polishing.
= Engr. initials "H.J." on inside lower clasp, engr. "1757" on inside upper clasp.
BOUND WITH 3 others: HET NIEUWE TESTAMENT (...) (ibid., 1748); HET BOEK DER PSALMEN (...) (Amst., 1792) and CATECHISMUS (...) (n.pl., n.d.). - AND 2 others similar: Early 19th cent. green mor. binding, both covers. w. blindst. central ornament surrounding a single silver knob and gilt tooled borders, both covers w. silver chased catches and 2 corner pieces, each w. shell-like motif, richly gilt spine w. red mor. letterpiece, marbled endpapers, a.e.g. - ON: Makeblyde, L. De Schat der Gebeden. Turnhout, P.J. Brepols, 1827, 504p.,
- Bookblock loose(ning). Lacks clasp; gilt partly worn off; silverwork needs polishing.
Late 19th cent. blindst. black shagreen binding, w. silver pierced and chased clasps and catches, marbled endpapers, a.e.g. - ON: Het Nieuwe Testament. Amst./ Haarlem, J. Brandt en zoon/ Joh. Enschedé en zonen, 1884, (4),355,(1)p.
= Engr. initials "K.d." (?) on inside lower clasp; silverstamp "2P"? on outside of 2 catches and "AS 21" (?) on outside of other 2 catches.BOUND WITH the usual additional works. - AND 1 other w. silver catch and clasp.
- Final blanks and endpapers dam. and stained. Silverwork needs polishing; 2 clasps and 1 catch sl. loosening; leather cracked.
= Unidentified silvermark "3 GR" on inside all catches.
AND 5 others, all 19th cent., all w. silver or gold catches and clasps, incl. 2 wallet bindings.
- Foxed. Two cornerpieces lack sm. portion; 2 sm. stains on frontcover; sl. chipped at foot of spine.
= Silverstamp "PL" and "13" on inside of all catches; engr. "M.T. Peiffer" on inside upper clasp. Delicate silverwork.
- First 2 lvs. loose. Silverwork needs polishing; binding trifle rubbed.
= Catches frontcover w. silvermark of a lion walking to the right, backcover w. silvermark "Z"; inside catches silvermark of a head en profil to the left, "Z" and an illegible silvermark; inside clasps the same lion, illegible silvermark and in upper clasp engr. initials "A.H.D.".
BOUND WITH 3 others: HET BOEK DER PSALMEN (...) (ibid., 1847); EVANGELISCHE GEZANGEN (...) (ibid., 1845); and CATECHISMUS (...) (n.pl., n.d.). - AND 10 others similar, all w. silver or gold clasps and catches, i.a. 2 wallet bindings w. gold clasps and catches and 2 bindings w. silver rims, all a.e.g. and occas. gauffered.
- Upper hinge weak. Rebacked w. modern leather; velvet rubbed.
= Silverstamp "3-" on inside lower catch.
- Two lvs. loose in Evangelische gezangen. Frontcover chipped in upper margin; gilt sl. worn off.
= Engr. initials "P.N.K.B." on inside lower clasp; all catches w. silverstamp of a crown, initials "RS" and "X" on inside.
19th cent. blindst. calf binding, w. 2 silver chased clasps with David and Saul, 4 silver catches with the Evangelists, 2 silver catches for the suspension chain at top of boardedges respresenting Matteus and Marcus, all edges gilt and gauffered, geometrical endpapers. - ON: Bijbel, dat is (...). Amst./ Haarlem, J. Brandt en zoon and P. Proost/ Joh. Enschede en zonen, 1853, (4),838p. - BOUND WITH 4 others: HET NIEUWE TESTAMENT (...) (ibid., 1853); HET BOEK DER PSALMEN (..) (ibid., 1853); EVANGELISCHE GEZANGEN (...) (ibid., 1849) and CATECHISMUS (...) (n.pl., n.d.).
- Lacks suspension chain; joints starting to split at spine-ends; stain on frontcover; sl. rubbed.
= Engr. initials "L.C.J." upside down on inside upper clasp; dated "1904" upside down on inside lower clasp.
AND 2 modern Dutch Bibles, both w. 2 silver clasps representing 2 Evangelists and 2 catches, both representing Saul.
- Foxed/ browned. Frontcover w. chafed spot; corners bumped.
18th cent. black shagreen binding, w. silver chased clasps and catches w. star motive, endpapers w. floral motif, all edges gilt and gauffered. - ON: Biblia, dat is (...). Amst., "By de compag.", 1777, 404 lvs., engr. title.
- Contemp. genealogical annots. on 2nd blank. Leather dam. at boardedge of frontcover and dam. spots on frontcover.
= Engr. "Tamme Jans" on inside upper clasp, engr. "1779" on inside lower clasp. Bifolium w. drawing in brown pen and ink by D.Ch. Kruizinga dated "1915 Zijldijk" loosely inserted, showing a name "Grietje Lammers Knol" and date of birth within ornamental border.
BOUND WITH 3 others: HET NIEUWE TESTAMENT (...) (ibid., n.d.); HET BOEK DER PSALMEN (...) (ibid., 1776) and CATECHISMUS (...) (n.pl., n.d., partly waterst. in outer blank margin).
AND: 19th cent. black mor. binding, w. gilt inside dentelles and delicately chased gold clasp and catch, a.e.g., 12mo. - ON: Het Nieuwe Testament (...). Amst./ Haarlem, J. Brandt en zoon/ Joh. Enschedé en Zoon, 1884,(6),302,(2 blank)p. - BOUND WITH 3 others: HET BOEK DER PSALMEN (...) (ibid., 1884); EVANGELISCHE GEZANGEN (...) (ibid., 1884) and CATECHISMUS (...) (n.pl., n.d.). - AND 2 others, both w. silver catches and clasps, one w. sides enclosed by silver rims.
- Most vols. w. contemp. owner's entry; one vol. upper hinge broken; one vol. sold w.a.f. One vol. catch loose; one vol. sl. rubbed.
- Contents sl. browned. Binding sl. rubbed.
= Landwehr, VOC p.XXIX (ill.) and XXVII: "The Zeeland chamber played second fiddle. It exported one book to every three of the Amsterdam chamber (...). However, books for the ship's chest and for chaplains must have been provisioned chiefly by the Amsterdam chamber because very few Amsterdam VOC-M bindings have turned up. And those which have turned up almost all have been copies of Ursinus' Schatboek. It is noteworthy that the letter M for Middelburg is used instead of Z for Zeeland. Normally the M is placed under the monogram, whereas the Amsterdam chamber put its initial on top of it." SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XCIV.