- Very fine copy. = Rare. Hollstein (Van Troyen) 81.
- Without the "Verklaaring". = F.M. 4756.
ADDED: a large engraving of a (patriot?) meeting in one of the Dutch states.
- Mediocre condition. Paper brittle/ brown/ partly waterst. and frayed/ sl. dam., mainly in blank margins.
= Hollstein 17ff.
- Left edge w. sm. repairs; closed tear in lower part; vague horizontal central fold.
= Early impression. From the series Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae. Bartsch 89. With the collection stamps of the British Museum (Lugt 302 and 305 (stamp for duplicates)).
- Laid down; sm. closed chip near upper left corner, filled-in w. pen and ink; sm. brown stain in right edge; trimmed just outside/ on the image; lower left corner repaired.
= Rare. Bartsch 10; New Hollstein 10, 2nd state.
- Ample margins; w. offsetting in margins from passepartout.
= All on 17th century laid paper. De Vesme 753-756, 2nd or 3rd state of 3.
- Creases in blank margins. = Cf. De Vesme 102.
AND 5 other engravings after the same, i.a. by M. KÜSEL.
= Hollstein 52 and 54 the 7th and final state.
AND 1 other by the same, unif. framed with the preceding.
- With very wide margins; sl. yellowed, prob. washed. = Hollstein 6, 4th state (of 5).
Roos, J.H. (1631-1685). Lying donkey with foal and a goat. Etching, 19,5x16,5 cm.
= Hollstein 29, 3rd state of 3. Laid paper with watermark of an anchor and a monogram.
Stoop, D. (1610-1686). Horse bound to a trough. Two etchings from the Series of Horses (12 plates), each ±14,7x19 cm., signed "D. Stoop f" in the plate.
= Hollstein 8, 3rd state (of 3, printed by F. de Wit) and 11, 3rd state of 4.
AND 6 others, all with animals, i.a. 3 sm. etchings of horses by P. DE LAER (late 18th cent., impressions on velin paper. Hollstein 9-11, all 2nd state of 2).
- Apart from the following minor imperfections a fine copy: lacks 8 prints (incl. 5 prints of one series); occas. sl. (water)stained (mainly in blank margin); occas. (sl.) fingersoiled/ foxed in lower outer corner/ outer blank margin; 5 plates at the beginning bound in w. cramped margin; occas. w. contemp. manuscript indication of bible chapters in lower border of print; all leaves w. ms page number in upper blank outer corner; a few prints w. Dutch caption in old manuscript in pen and ink in lower blank margin (outside the plate mark).
= A rare copy of an almost complete De Jode printbible, containing numerous beautitful and complete series by/ after a.o. the Wierix brothers, the Sadeler brothers, members of the Galle family, Hiëronymous Cock, Marten de Vos, Marten Heemskerk, Harmen Muller, Peter de Jode, Gerard de Jode etc. etc. The complete series are rare, as the prints of which they consist have often been separated from each of for commercial reasons. Adams B 1965; Funck 344; Poortman II, p.18-21. SEE ILLUSTRATIONS PLATE XCVI.
- Loose(ning); prints w. various (sm.) defects. Binding badly dam. and worn.
= Partly w. 19th cent. manuscript captions. I.a. by R. Vinkeles, F. van Bleyswyk, M. Pool, B. Probst, I.G. Pintz and A. de Putter.
= Each engraving depicts eggs in their nests. With the accompanying text lvs.
- Fine w. minor imperfections. = Perhaps a whitethroat or a warbler.
- One print foxed. = I.a. parrots (4x).
- Sl. browned; foxed spot in the sky; vague fold in lower right corner.
= New Hollstein 1, 2nd state (of 4), with the number "6", but before the address of Van den Enden.
- Cut to the framing line and tipped onto mount, original caption cut off and tipped onto mount.
- Cut to the framing line and tipped onto mount, original caption cut off and tipped onto mount.