- Binding sl. (dust)stained). Contents fine. = Kunst op schrift 504.
- Spine-ends chipped. Internally clean and fine copy. = Cf. Kunst op schrift 385; Bolten 82-88 and passim.
- Occas. foxed; a few leaves restored (mostly in blank margin); several leaves towards the end wormholed in blank margin; hinges weak; first free endpaper loose; lacks final free endpaper; old bookplate on upper pastedown with annot.: "Ex dono D.N. Fegeli tribuni mil. possedet J.J. Dey parochus". Backstrip and corners dam.; covers worn.
BOUND BEFORE: Idem. Le monde ou la description generale de ses quatre parties. Avec tous ses empires, royaumes, estats et republiques. Ibid., idem, 1643, (30),358,(20 index)p., engr. title vignette, portrait of the author.
- Occas. foxed; a few leaves restored (1 large tear in textblock).
- Fold. map sl. yellowed. Corners trifle rubbed; frontcover loose.
= In 1764 three members of the Society of Dillettanti set off from England to Ionia, the coastal area of present day Turkey and the islands in the Aegean Sea near that coast. Apart from the author Richards Chandler (1738-1810), the two other members of the Society of Dilettanti on the expedition were the architect Nicholas Revett (1720-1804) and the artist William Pars (1742-1782). The Society of Dilettanti, founded in 1734 by a group of people who had been on the Grand Tour, was a society of noblemen and gentlemen that sponsored the study of ancient Greek and Roman art. Its aim was to influence and correct the public taste of the country. The expedition was the Society's first independent mission. Its goal was to explore and describe the antiquities of Ionia. Atabey 215; Blackmer 318; Cox I, p.232.
- Partly sl. yellowed. Binding dam. and worn; backcover and part of backstrip loosening.
= Contains maps of Borneo, Sumatra and Java and of "Malakka, Siam, Cambodia, Chiampa, Kochinchina, Laos, Pegu enz." and a nice fold. view of Batavia.
- Lacks the 4 maps and the final plate; contents partly foxed/ soiled. Binding repaired but still in poor condition. Sold w.a.f.
= Tiele 991; Rouffaer/ Muller p.55; Mendelssohn II, p.279; Landwehr VOC, 285. Modernised edition of Wouter Schouten's popular voyage to the Dutch East Indies, the first with the maps (Java, Ambon, Ceylon, nautical world map), the plates newly etched/ engraved by C. Decker. Howgego S66: "Schouten was an observant traveller who explored inland into the environs of nearly every port-of-call, sometimes by himself or with a small group of comrades. His narrative, full of anecdotes as well as information gleaned about countries he had not visited, became particularly popular with readers in the eighteenth century, when it was republished in no fewer than seven editions."
- Without the 3rd vol.; partly (water)stained/ soiled'/ browned (also affecting several plates); several leaves dam.; vol.2 lacks final few quires; a few plates dam. in blank margins. Vol.2 binding dam. and read out of shape. Sold w.a.f.
= Cf. Cordier, Indosinica IV, p.2419; cf. Atabey 1200; Cox I, p.275 (other eds.): "(...) we discover in his writings a greater compass of thought and a more masterly turn in his observations, than in almost any other book of the kind (...)". Rare.
- First ±40p. w. receding waterstain in lower outer corner; otherwise textpages sl. foxed. All maps in fine condition.
= The extra maps of the Sangir Islands and the Solomon Islands are rare. Koeman I, Baa 4 (II, Gra 2). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXI.
- Lacks 3 maps and 1 plate: the "XVII Provintien", "Sardinien", "Turksch Europa Noorderdeel" and "Zeevlaggen"; 3 maps and 1 plate dam.: "Kaart van de twee platte Waereldsbollen" dam. in upper margin, the "Stedewijzer" lacks fold. flap and "Zuidpool" and "Comitatus Zelandiae" lack a small portion of the map on the fold; a few maps sl. frayed/ strengthened on folds; first ±50 textp. sl. waterstained in top margin. Otherwise maps in good/ fine condition.
= Koeman II, Gra 2.
- First map w. closed tear in image; second map w. closed sm. dent in the island of Femeren; occas. trifle foxed. Contents otherwise fine. Binding worn; paper over covers dam.
= SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXII.
- Several (large) closed tears; sl. fingersoiled; final map w. some brown stains. Binding worn along extremities.
= Very rare geographical manual. "Ouvrage ûtile pour tous ceux qui veulent apprendre cette science et s'y perfectionner sans les secours d'un maître" (title-p.). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXII.
- Title-p. sl. foxed/ mouldy and loose(ning); partly (vaguely) waterst. = Phillips 4306 (ed. Paris, 1813).
- Lacks "Nova Virginiae Tabula" (the final map and leaf from the appendix); heavily browned throughout; the map of the Strait of Magellan lacks portion of outer margin w. part of image (restored and added in ms.).
= This Cloppenburgh edition is the first of the Atlas Minor which has an appendix. In our copy the allegoric title-page is preceded by a half title. Koeman II, Me 198. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXII.
- Lacks all maps, but text (except for the last "Extraict" page) complete; title and 3 lvs. (w. ills.) loose; first and last blank (endpapers) sl. yellowed and soiled. Lacks binding.
= Koeman IV, Wag 11 A. The finely handcol. title showing i.a. sm. maps/ plans of Noord-Holland and the Zuiderzee, Helsingör, Lisbon and Venice as well as cartographers, globes and a sea-battle. The engr. ills. show "Dessein du Compas Tournant (...)" (rare!) and "Pourtraict de l'Arc Gradual (...)"; the large woodcuts show compass roses. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXXIII.
- Rebacked; backstrip sl. cracking.
= Rare Dutch ed. of Baretti's journal. Not in Tiele, Foulché-Delbosc, Cox.
- Two portions cut out from title, 1x into the portrait; first 2 quires almost entirely loose. Frontwrapper detached.
- Spines sl. rubbed and vol. numbers worn off; vol. 1 joints split(ting); vol. 8 top of spine dam.
- Plan sl. yellowed; title-p. doubled; a few lvs. trifle foxed; sm. tear in upper margin first blank. Backcover a few rubbed and worn spots. Nevertheless a good/ fine copy.
- Trifle yellowed/ soiled. Spine sl. dried and cracking; spine-ends sl. worn/ rubbed.
- Last endpaper waterst. and sl. mouldy; upper hinge splitting. Otherwise fine.