- The 2nd vol. only; lacks 5 maps/ plans/ plates. Binding (water)stained and worn.
- Partly browned and (occas. rather badly) foxed (vols. 1 and 2 worse). Vols. 1 and 2 rebacked w. modern leather; vol. 5 lacks letterpiece.
- Two bookplates on upper pastedown and first free endpaper; occas. sl. foxed. Backstrip partly discoloured.
- Without vol.1. Lacks 7 plates and 3 half plates but w. 1 half plate from vol.1(?); 7 (half) plates loose(ning); 10 plates w. (large) tear; both vols. endpapers loose(ning)/ creased; first few textlvs. (incl. title) frayed; owner's stamp on first free endpaper; vol.3 upper hinge broken; bookblock loose but holding on cords.
= Atabey 219; Howgego C102: "The earliest editions of Chardin's travels curiously contain nothing on his journey to India. Chardin apparently refused to include his Indian travels as a consequence of his imperfect understanding of Indian religion and culture. The first edition to include his Indian travels was published in Amsterdam in 1711."
- Poor and incomplete copy, thoroughly restored. Lacks 1 map and 18 plates; several lvs./ plates dam./ restored (worse at the end); final 2 index lvs. supplied in photocopy. Sold w.a.f.
= Tiele 301; Europe and the Arab World 27; Atabey 324; Navari 451; Blackmer sale 88; Roehricht 1171.
- Occas. foxed. Lacks dustwr.; spine sunned.
= English translation of Voorlopig verslag van een reis in Hadramaut en de omliggende gebieden (Amst., 1932). Account of a journey to the interior of Yemen. Howgego M55: "(...) a rarely-visited region of inter-tribal conflict".
Idem. Aden to the Hadhramaut. A Journey in South Arabia. London, John Murray, 1947, 1st ed., XVI,254p., double-p. map, num. photogr. plates, orig. giltlettered cl.
- Bookplate on upper pastedown; occas. sl. foxed.
AND 4 others by the same (incl. 2 duplicates), i.a. Faces in Shem (London, 1961, 1st ed., num. photogr. plates, orig. cl. w. dustwr.).
- Without the 1st part; "Tweede deel" on htitle and index leaf blotted out w. ink; partly waterst. and fingersoiled.
= Tiele 1001; Cox I, p.377; Nissen, ZBI 3841. The first (English) edition was published in 1738, four years after Shaw's return from Africa. Howgego S92: "English scholar, natural historian and traveller (1692-1751). (...) After receiving holy orders, Shaw was appointed chaplain to the English factory in Algiers. He held the post for twelve years, then travelled for three years across North Africa, passing through Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Egypt, and continuing into Palestine and Syria."
- Library stamps scattered throughout (incl. on title). Binding sl. wormholed; lacks dustwr.
- One plate heavily foxed; map w. tear of 4 cm. in inner margin. Joints split(ting); backcover loosening.
- Binding trifle fingersoiled.
= Interesting instruction booklet published on the eve of World War I, in which Sir Robert Baden-Powell, based on his own military experience in Africa, lays down the guidelines for military succes according to the "Four C's of Soldiering": Courage, Common-sense, Cunning and Cheerfulness.
- Lower corners of both covers bumped. Otherwise fine. = Facsimile reprint of the edition Madrid, 1888.
AND 1 other: Uniformes Militares en la España de Principios del Siglo XIX (ibid., idem, 1987, num. col. plates, printed in 500 numb. copies, orig. blindst. and giltlettered artif. leather, 4to. Fine).
- Partly waterstained in lower margin, also affecting some of the maps/ plans; occas. trifle waterstained in upper blank margin; a few maps/ plans sl. browned on fold(s) (1x w. some fraying); libr. stamp on title-p.
= Cohen/ De Ricci 128.
- Lacks 7 plates and text lvs.; partly loose(ning); extensive (old) annots. at the beginning and end. Binding worn/ dam. Sold w.a.f.
= Pohler IV, p.516. The plates showing i.a. the 1683 siege of Vienna by the Turks. Charles Duc de Lorraine commanded the Imperial Habsburg army.
- A few scattered library stamps/ tickets. Binding worn and rubbed; upper joint splitting.
= Lazare Carnot, French mathematician and physicist who participated in the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Pohler IV, p.189.
- Bookblock split(ting); frontisp. loose(ning). Binding sl. stained/ soiled; backstrip darkened.
= Nice plates, "printed in oil colors".
AND 1 other: J.G. KOHL, Geschiedenis der Europeesche Volken (The Hague, 1874, chromolithogr. costume plates, orig. gilt cl.).
- Waterst. in lower (blank) margin; owner's entry on first blank.
= Huiskamp M298; cat. De Koning 100. Not in Lipperheide, Colas and Hiler. A second edition was published in 1838, cf. The Children's World of Learning 2839.
- Dustwr. partly frayed and/ or dam.
= Fundamental study of many aspects of the culture of the Macondes. The four vols. have the following subtitles: I. Aspectos Históricos e Económicos; II. Cultura material; III. Vida social e ritual; IV. Sabedoria. Lingua, Literatura e Jogos.
AND 1 other: P. RADIN a.o. (ed.), African Folktales & Sculpture (London, 1964, num. plates, orig. cl. w. dustwr., sm. folio. Large (closed) tear in backwr.).
- Spine dam.; wr. foxed and sl. frayed. = Very rare.
Maori Sketches. N.pl., n.publ., n.d. (±1910), (16)p., each w. full-p. photogr. ill., orig. wr. w. mounted photogr. plate, 4to.
- Some sl. foxing/ thumbing. Wrappers badly foxed. = Rare.