= The 12th part of the series.
Idem. "Oki en Doki in de feesttent". Fifteen drawings for the illustrations of the book, pen and ink, corrections in white gouache, 9,2x13,7 to 19x20 cm.
= The 19th part of the series.
Idem. "Oki en Doki in nood". Original drawing for the frontcover of the book, pen and ink, col. pencil on overlay, 24,7x18 cm. (18th part of the series) - AND 2 others by the same, both colour designs for frontcovers of omnibus volumes of "Oki en Doki" (watercolour on cyclostyled print, corrections in pen and ink and white gouache).
= The 11th part of the series.
Idem. "Oki en Doki in het oude kasteel". Fifteen drawings for the illustrations of the book, pen and ink, corrections in white gouache, 9,5x11 to 22x14,5 cm. and 2 colour designs for the frontcover, watercolour/ colour marker on cyclostyled prints.
= The 20th part of the series.
Idem. "Oki en Doki worden duiker". Original drawing for the frontcover of the book, pen and ink, col. pencil on overlay, 27,3x19,8 cm. - AND 1 other by the same: a colour design for a frontcover of an omnibus volume of "Oki en Doki" (watercolour on cyclostyled print, corrections in pen and ink and white gouache).
= First published in 1957. Seventh part of the series. One of the earliest drawings Voges made for publisher De Eekhoorn.
Idem. "Oki en Doki weer matroos". Original drawing for the frontcover of the book, pen and ink, col. pencil on overlay, 27x19,7 cm.
= Fourteenth part of the series.
AND 2 others by the same: "Oki en Doki en de zeerovers" (drawing for the frontispiece, pen and ink) and "Oki en Doki aan wal" (?) (colour design for the frontcover, watercolour on cyclostyled print).
= Published in 1961.
Idem. "Op stap met Piep de Muis en Niek de Rat". Original drawing for the entire cover of the book, pen and ink, corrections in white gouache, transparent overlay w. colour pencil, 25x34,3 cm. and 9 drawings for the illustrations, pen and ink, corrections in white gouache, 9x13,5 to 19,5x14,5 cm.
= First (?) and the 7th part of the series by Henri Arnoldus.
= Third and fifth part of the series by Henri Arnoldus.
= The fifth part of the series, written by Trix Bakker, published by the Eekhoorn.
Idem. "Petra en Peet gaan kamperen". Original gouache for the frontcover of the book, 28,8x21,1 cm. and 12 drawings for the illustrations, pen and ink and white gouache, 10,2x12,7 to 17,7x15 cm.
= The seventh part of the series Petra en Peet.
Idem. "Petra en Peet op de kleuterschool". Original gouache for the frontcover of the book, 28,8x21,1 cm. and 9 drawings for the illustrations, pen and ink and white gouache, 7x13 to 22,2x18 cm.
= Fourth part of the series Petra en Peet.
Idem. "Pluimstaart de springer van het bos". Original drawing for the frontcover of the book, pen and ink, col. pencil on overlay, 30,5x21,5 cm.
= With a small attached manuscript note by the artist to the publisher. The omnibus contains three stories by Henri Arnoldus: "Pietje Puk helpt de voetbalclub", "Pietje Puk wordt brandweerman" and "Pietje Puk en het witte spook".
Idem. "Pietje Puk" (Vakantie omnibus). Original design for the entire cover (front and back) of the book, pen and ink, 19x35 cm. - WITH a colour design of the same cover, watercolour on photocopied print.
= The omnibus contains the 3 stories: "Pietje Puk wordt Toerist", "Pietje Puk op de surfplank" and "Pietje Puk in de knel".
AND 2 other original colour designs for 2 Pietje Puk Omnibus volumes, both watercolour on photocopied prints.
= With the original typescripts by Henri Arnoldus for the following stories in the series (no.21-25, 27-31, 35 and 37), which were published separately but also partly in the omnibus volumes above: Pietje Puk helpt de voetbalclub (no.21), Pietje Puk wordt toerist (22), Pietje Puk knapt het op (23), Pietje Puk en de winkeldief (24), Pietje Puk gaat varen (25), Pietje Puk wordt clown (27), Pietje Puk wordt Parachutist (28), Pietje Puk wordt brandweerman (29), Pietje Puk wordt 'Pietje Antiek' (30), Pietje Puk op de Televisie (31), Pietje Puk en de P.P. groep (35), Pietje Puk op de surfplank (37).
= The 12th and 8th part of the series.
= Thirteenth part of the series.
= Eighteenth part of the series Tup en Joep.
AND 2 others: original designs for frontcovers of the Tup en Joep series: "Tup en Joep zijn boos op elkaar" (pen and ink/ colour pencil on tracing paper) and "Tup en Joep omnibus" (cyclostyled w. watercolour).
= Thirteenth part of the series Tup en Joep.
Idem. "Tup en Joep en de papagaai". Eighteen drawings drawings for the illustrations of the book, pen and ink, corrections in white gouache, 7x10,5 to 23,1x17 cm.
= Eleventh part of the series.
- Box dam.
AND 2 other boxes from the same series, prob. incomplete.
- Without the rules of the "Labyrinth" and "Würfelscheibe" games; possibly lacks some playing pieces of the "Brieftaube" game; leaves w. rules folded and occas. sl. frayed; corners of playing boards trifle rubbed. A few chipped spots along sliding lid.
= Attractive set of games. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXVI.
= Rare game, the aim of which is to try to create words with the various cards by exchanging letter cards with other players. Papertoys p.295. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXVI.
AND 4 others, incl. a game of quartet (Dutch, ±1930) and 3 decks of playing cards, i.a. a deck of German Saxon Pattern cards or "Schwerdter Karte" (±1925) and a deck of cards publ. by the Rotterdamsche Lloyd.
- Without box; lacks perhaps a few sm. pieces. = With accompanying legend and a booklet.
- Playing pieces with uneven sizes.
= Also known as the Assault Game, German Tactics or Officers and Sepoys (in German: Belagerungsspiel).
AND 2 other smaller wooden versions of the same game, 19th and 20th century: one with bone pieces and the wooden pieces. - ADDED: 8 other wooden table games or sets of playing pieces, i.a. 3 sets of bone and wood dominoes (19th/ early 20th cent.), a backgammon and checkers travel set (early 20th cent.) and wooden checkers pieces.
- Lacks the letterpress paper rules (but supplied in photostat) and one blank counter; all cards and counters sl. fingersoiled; box fingersoiled;
= Papertoys p.295-296 (w. ill.): "Het is een soort kienspel [bingo] waarbij de 6 kaarten [alle behalve één met 12 getallen erop] onder de spelers worden verdeeld en deze laatsten telkens een nummer uit de zak moeten trekken." One of the players, 'the man' or presumed-dead husband ("Loopschuit" on his card), has only one number (1) on his card. When this number is pulled out of the bag, this player wins and becomes the happily returned husband. Very rare. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXVII.