- Occas. foxed. Covers sl. rubbed. = Latimore/ Haskell p.44f.
Gosse, E. (introd.). The Allies' fairy book. Ibid., iidem, n.d. (1916), XXII,121,(1)p., 12 col. plates, ills., endpapers and orig. gilt pict. cl. by A. RACKHAM.
- First/ last few lvs. browned/ foxed. Covers rubbed along extremities. = Latimore/ Haskell p.45f.
Ingoldsby, T. (= R.H. Barham). The Ingoldsby legends. Mirth & marvels. London/ New York, J.M. Dent/ E.P. Dutton, 1907, XIX,(1),549p., 24 tipped-in col. plates, 12 tinted plates and num. monochr. ills. by A. RACKHAM, orig. gilt dec. cl., t.e.g., 4to.
- Owner's entry on verso first free endpaper. Joints and spine-ends sl. rubbed. = Latimore/ Haskell p.11.
AND 4 other vols. illustrated by the same, i.a. W. SHAKESPEARE, A Midsummernight's Dream (ibid., 1919, 40 tipped-in col. plates, num. (full-p.) ills. and orig. gilt cl. by A. RACKHAM, 4to).
- Occas. foxed. Backstrip spotted.
= Cf. Latimore/ Haskell p.30. The first edition with 12 col. plates only and in a smaller format was published in 1898.
Shakespeare, W. A Midsummernight's Dream. London/ New York, W. Heinemann/ Doubleday, Page & Co., 1920, 7th ed., (6),134,(2)p., 40 tipped-in col. plates, num. (full-p.) ills. and orig. gilt cl. by A. RACKHAM, 4to.
- Binding trifle stained. = Cf. Latimore/ Haskell p.32.
AND 1 other: R. WAGNER, Het Rijngoud. Dutch transl. W. Kloos (Amst., 1911, tipped-in col. plates by A. RACKHAM, orig. gilt cl., 4to). - ADDED: 1 other illustrated by W. CRANE.
= Latimore/ Haskell p.54. First edition with the illustrations by A. Rackham.
Shakespeare, W. A Midsummernight's Dream. New York, Doubleday, Page & Co., n.d., (6),134p., 16 col. plates, ills. and orig. green cl. w. mounted col. plate by A. RACKHAM.
- Some foxing; owner's entry on first free endpaper. Backstrip sl. worn and dam.
= Cf. Latimore/ Haskell p.32.
AND 1 other illustrated by the same.
- Large fold. schoolprize bound in. Spine sunned/ faded; some whitish stains on backcover.
= Latimore/ Haskell p.32-33.
AND 3 others, i.a. W. SHAKESPEARE, A Midsummernight's Dream (London etc., 1919, tipped-in col. plates, ills. and orig. gilt dec. cl. by A. RACKHAM, sm. 4to).
- Some sl. occas. foxing; owner's ticket on title-p. Binding sl. foxed (backstrip somewhat worse).
= One of 750 numb. copies signed by the illustrator, bound in orig. gilt full vellum dec. by A. Rackham. Latimore/ Haskell p.66f. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LII.
= One of 70 copies of the 'Vorzugsausgabe' of the Kulturstiftung der Länder, SIGNED in pencil by the artist on title-page.
- Sl. offsetting from title-p. on frontisp. A few sm. rubbed spots along margins of binding. Fine copy.
= For the etching see Delteil 3. Not in Monod.
- Bookplate on verso dustwr. Fine copy. = First edition of the first chapter of an unpublished novel.
- Sm. owner's entry on title and sm. stamp on verso frontwr. Wrappers partly faded. = Eliance-reeks deel 21.
AND 1 other by the same: A Prison Song in Prose (Amst., 1968, 1st ed., photogr. portr. by E. POSTHUMA DE BOER, 3 ills. and frontwr. by T. KOOLHAAS, printed in 3000 copies, orig. wr. w. dustwr., 4to. Owner's entry stamp; upper corner sl. bumped).
- Bookplate on verso frontwr.; backstrip sl. discol. Otherwise fine.
AND 1 other by the same.
- Bookplat on verso frontwr. Fine copy.
- Bookplate on verso frontwr. Fine copy.
= First publication of a rejected chapter (number 23) of Moeder en Zoon.
- Sm. owner's stamp and owner's entry on upper pastedown.
= Contains 2 letters by Reve and 2 letters by 't Hooft, all in facsimile.
Reve, G. and Kousbroek, R. Je Brief Kwam Net Te Laat. Ibid., idem, 1986, 1st ed., (35)p., printed in black, green and blue in 180 numb. copies (30), SIGNED by both authors, orig. hcl., 4to.
- Sm. owner's stamp and owner's entry on verso first free endpaper.
= Contains 4 extensive letters by Kousbroek (1x) and Reve (3x), all in facsimile. One of 30 copies for the publisher and authors.
- Remains of bookplate on first free endpaper. Dustwr. sl. dam./ waterst. Otherwise good/ fine.
= Anti-communist and antisemitic version of Reynard. Groeneveld, Zwaard van de geest, p.90; idem, Nieuwe boeken voor den nieuwen tijd, p.92-44 and passim: "Van den vos Reynaerde werd door De Amsterdamsche Keurkamer gepresenteerd als het 'nieuwe geestige vervolg van het middeleeuwsche dierenepos', maar was onmiskenbaar bedoeld als antisemitische propaganda. Het boek vormde een nationaal-socialistisch pleidooi voor raszuiverheid, voor een 'natuurlijke orde' waarin het volk geregeerd werd door een krachtige leider, en waarin de joden werden afgeschilderd als degenen die deze waarden ondermijnden" (p.92f).
- Wrappers and first/ final lvs. foxed.
= Cat. Reineke Fuchs, Goethe Museum, 169 and col. ills. 93-96. From the library of H.W. te Strake (his bookplate designed by W.J. ROZENDAAL on verso frontwr.).
- Owner's entries on title-p.; occas. trifle foxed. Frontcover partly sl. discoloured; joints and spine-ends sl. rubbed.
- Bookplate on upper pastedown; (sl.) foxed/ stained throughout. Frontcover detached and partly sl. sunned; backstrip loosening.
- Very fine copy. = Van Laar 120.
Fontaine, J. de la. Contes. Paris, Garnier Frères, n.d. (1931), (4),550,(2)p., num. plates by G. STAAL, later gilt hmor., t.e.g., orig. wr. pres., 4to (fine). - AND 4 others by LONGUS, C. BRONTË, H. BÉRAUD and C. DICKENS, publ. by Éditions Athêna/ Pantheon, Paris in later (almost) unif. hmor. bindings.