79/1796 Boerhaave H Methodus discendi artem medicam in duas partes divisa 
79/1796 Boerhaave H Methodus discendi artem medicam in duas partes divisa 
- Browned and occas. stained; owner's entries on first blank and title. Spine-ends chipped; upper corner showing
= Provenance: Lindeboom collection w. his bookplate on upper pastedown. Lindeboom 94 ("However, a book appeared in 1734 under a slightly different title, namely Methodus discendi artem medicam. This book has at times been attributed to Boerhaave but in my opinion this is a misconception"); Hertzberger 166; cf. Wellcome II, p.190 (ed. London 1744).
79/1797 Boerhaave H Methodus discendi artem medicam in duas partes divisa 
79/1797 Boerhaave H Methodus discendi artem medicam in duas partes divisa 
- Waterstained throughout; owner's entry on verso first free endpaper ("Ex. Lib: H. Magly 1816").
= Provenance: Lindeboom collection w. his bookplate on upper pastedown. Lindeboom 97 ("However, a book appeared in 1734 under a slightly different title, namely Methodus discendi artem medicam. This book has at times been attributed to Boerhaave but in my opinion this is a misconception"); cf. Wellcome II, p.190 (ed. London 1744).
79 1798 Boerhaave H Schultens A 
- Large paper copy. Title lacks portion of lower blank margin; on verso first blank: "Donúm Celeberrimi Alb. Schultens"; sl. dogeared. Plasticized.
= Provenance: Lindeboom collection w. his bookplate on upper pastedown. Lindeboom 611; Bibl. Walleriana 16513; BMN p.43. "[Schultens'] funeral oration remains the most important, trustworthy and accurate source for the study of Boerhaave's life." (Lindeboom p.9). "It was his [Boerhaave's] wish that his friend, the orientalist Prof. Alb. Schultens, schould commemorate him. He made a number of notes on his life, referring to facts he wished not to have forgotten (...)." (Lindeboom p.104). Rare.
79 1799 Boerhaave H Swieten G van 
79 1799 Boerhaave H Swieten G van 
- Occas. lvs. w. brown stains due to former dried flowers/ plants; sl. yellowed. Spine-ends occas. chipped; corners showing; covers chafed; joints starting/ splitting.
= Provenance: the collection of G.A. Lindeboom w. his bookplate on upper pastedown. G. van Swieten was a medical student of H. Boerhaave. During Boerhaave's lectures, van Swieten adapted an existing shorthand system to medical language, so his lecture notes reflect Boerhaave's presentation closely. Their mutual respect led Boerhaave to show his most interesting private cases to van Swieten. At various times Boerhaave stated that van Swieten would be the most suitable person to succeed him as a professor. Due to their very close relation, van Swieten considered it his life-work as a medical writer to comment on Boerhaave's Aphorisms. "The Commentaria, which greatly contributed to the dissemination of Boerhaave's ideas beyond the circles of his pupils, was reprinted many times and was translated into four languages." (DSB XIII, p.181f). Cf. Bibl. Walleriana 9393; Wellcome V, p.219; BMN I, p.64; Lindeboom 213; Hertzberger 264.
79 1800 Boerhaave H Swieten G van 
79 1800 Boerhaave H Swieten G van 
- Sl. yellowed and foxed. Joints splitting; occas. spine-ends chipped; corners showing.
= Provenance: from the collection of G.A. Lindeboom w. his bookplate on upper pastedown. G. van Swieten was a medical student of H. Boerhaave. During Boerhaave's lectures, van Swieten adapted an existing shorthand system to medical language, so his lecture notes reflect Boerhaave's presentation closely. Their mutual respect led Boerhaave to show his most interesting private cases to van Swieten. At various times Boerhaave stated that van Swieten would be the most suitable person to succeed him as a professor. Due to their very close relation, van Swieten considered it his life-work as a medical writer to commentate on Boerhaave's Aphorisms. "The Commentaria, which greatly contributed to the dissemination of Boerhaave's ideas beyond the circles of his pupils, was reprinted many times and was translated into four languages." (DSB XIII, p.181f). Cf. Bibl. Walleriana 9393; Wellcome V, p.219; BMN I, p.64; Lindeboom 220 (onyl vol. 1 and 2); Hertzberger 274.
79 1801 Botany Audouit E 
- Wrappers chipped and doubled. Otherwise fine.
= Cf. Plesch sale I, no. 22; Nissen, BBI suppl. 54n. Pritzel 283 (ed. 1865 and Gumuchian 395.
79 1802 Botany Beeftink A and Lijsten R 
79 1802 Botany Beeftink A and Lijsten R 
79 1802 Botany Beeftink A and Lijsten R 
- Some plates w. pencil/ ballpoint annots. = Nissen Nachträge, 1193n (later ed.). Rare.
Greeff, H. de. Onze appels en peren. Maastricht, Leiter-Nypels, n.d. (1905-1908), 5 parts in 1 vol., num. photogr. ills., orig. giltlettered cl., obl. 8vo.
- Rare publication describing 40 apple and 40 pear varieties (parts 1-2; 4-5), and discussing the maintenance of fruit trees with an overview of diseases and pests (part 3).
79 1803 Botany Berg O C and Schmidt C F 
79 1803 Botany Berg O C and Schmidt C F 
79 1803 Botany Berg O C and Schmidt C F 
- Lacks one plate; vol. 1 and 4 hinges broken, bookblock shaken; some annots. in pencil; text lvs. occas. sl. foxed, particularly in the margins; bookplate on upper pastedown in all vols. Vol. 4 lacks backstrip, spine-ends of vols. 1-3 (sl.) worn.
= Nissen, BBI 139; Pritzel 646. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LX.
79 1804 Botany Berryais R le 
79 1804 Botany Berryais R le 
- Lacks vol. 4; vol.2 a few lvs. browned; vol.3 first ±35 lvs. (sl.) wormholed in outer (blank) margin. Bindings w. some eroded spots; vol.1 and 3 leather worn off at upper corner front-/ backcover.
79/1805 Botany De Bruin's Herbarium 
79/1805 Botany De Bruin's Herbarium 
- Portfolio sl. soiled and stained.
AND 1 other.
79 1806 Botany Chastenay V de 
- Each vol. w. bookplate on upper pastedown; first/ final textlvs. sl. foxed; vol.3 hole in last textleaf. Otherwise a neat set.
= Pritzel 4671.
79 1807 Botany Commelin J and C 
79 1807 Botany Commelin J and C 
79 1807 Botany Commelin J and C 
79 1807 Botany Commelin J and C 
79 1807 Botany Commelin J and C 
79 1807 Botany Commelin J and C 
79 1807 Botany Commelin J and C 
79 1807 Botany Commelin J and C 
79 1807 Botany Commelin J and C 
- Lacks 1 plate; 1 plate and index lvs. loose; both vols. first few lvs. sl. dampstained in upper blank margin. Both vols. backstrip (partly) loosening; spine-ends dam.; corners showing.
= Small engr. armorial bookplate of De Castro family on endpaper (unidentified). Nissen BBI, 389; Pritzel 1833; Hunt 339: "The first volume, on the plants of the East and West Indies, was [his] most important contribution to botanical knowledge; it was brought out posthumously by his nephew Caspar. The second volume was by Caspar Commelin and contained an enlargement on some of the notes in Jan's book, with further notes on African plants. The original paintings... were mainly the work of Johan and Maria Moninck and may be seen in the Library of the Hortus Botanicus in Amsterdam". SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LX.
79 1808 Botany Dalla Torre K W von 
- The plate vols. only; some plates loose; many plate numbers accomp. by sm. "x" in pencil; occas. trifle foxed.
= Nissen, BBI 799.
79 1809 Botany Dodonaeus R 
79 1809 Botany Dodonaeus R 
79 1809 Botany Dodonaeus R 
- A few leaves sl. yellowed. Lacks ties; vellum sl. duststained. Otherwise a very clean and fine copy, with a near contemp. owner's entry in pen and ink on verso first blank (dated 1653).
= Second Dutch ed. of this major herbal. Nissen, BBI 518; Pritzel 2345; Krivatsy 3303; Bibl. Belg. D120; Simoni, Low Countries 1601-1621, D69. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LX.
79 1810 Botany Dodonaeus R 
79 1810 Botany Dodonaeus R 
79 1810 Botany Dodonaeus R 
79 1810 Botany Dodonaeus R 
79 1810 Botany Dodonaeus R 
79 1810 Botany Dodonaeus R 
- First ±50 lvs. w. receding waterst. in lower margin (affecting engr. title); partly vaguely waterst. in top margin; occas. sl. foxed. Frontcover lacks 1 cornerpiece; spine-ends sl. dam. Good copy.
= Second Leyden Plantin Press ed. of this major herbal. Nissen, BBI 518; Pritzel 2345; Hunger sale 209; Bibl. Belg. D120; Simoni, Low Countries 1601-1621, D69. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LX.
79 1811 Botany Dodonaeus R 
= Facsimile reprint of the ed. Antw., 1583. With the "Lijst van intekenaren".
79 1812 Botany Esser P 
79 1812 Botany Esser P 
- Contents fine. Binding sl. discoloured; sl. dam. at spine(-ends). = Nissen, BBI 607.
79 1813 Botany Evelyn J 
- Spine restored (w. use of part of orig. backstrip); corners worn.
= Provenance: engr. bookplate of Alexander Cunninghame on upper pastedown. Henley 135; Pritzel 2766; cf. Nissen, BBI 615. "The Silva was written as a protest against the destruction of trees in England which was being carried on by the glass factories and iron furnaces; it succeeded in inducing land-owners to start in on a much needed restoration program that had a lasting effect on the British economy. John Evelyn (1620-1706) was a conscientious public servant who is now best rembered for his Diary. But gardens had been a life-long interest and in his horticultural works we find the public servant and country gentleman combined, in essence the best product of the English way of life" (Hunt 296 on the ed. 1664).
79 1814 Botany Gerard L 
- Covers and both endpapers waterstained. Contents fine.
Anslijn, N. Kruidkundig leerboek, inzonderheid voor hen, die tot de artsenijmengkunde worden opgeleid (...). Amst., J. Sepp en Zoon, 1830, (2),X,410p., 3 engr. plates, 1 fold. table, contemp. giltlettered boards.
- Partly waterstained. Backstrip dam. = Rare.
79 1815 Botany Hoola van Nooten B 
79 1815 Botany Hoola van Nooten B 
79 1815 Botany Hoola van Nooten B 
79 1815 Botany Hoola van Nooten B 
79 1815 Botany Hoola van Nooten B 
- All lvs. cut short in lower margin, mostly causing loss of title and 3x w. marginal loss of image; most plates fine; first free endpaper frayed/ w. tear; title-p. foxed, w. fold. near lower edge and sl. frayed; trifle foxed thoughout; occas. trifle frayed/ w. sm. fire damage in lower blank margin. Spine-ends worn/ w. piece of sellotape; joints chafed; corners showing.
= Provenance: by descent in the family Hoola van Nooten. SUPPLIED WITH mounted leaf showing manuscript genealogy of the family from the late 18th to mid 20th century. The second edition of this beautiful flower book with striking chromolithographed plates. Landwehr, Dutch Books w. Col. Plates 81 (calling for 41 plates, but practically all copies come with 40 plates); Nissen, BBI 931 (listing the first edition 1863-1864); Rouffaer/Muller, first Supplement, p.87; Stafleu/ Cowan 3025; Library of the Stiftung fur Botanik 363. A splendid work on Java's flora with beautiful plates, belying Hoola van Nooten's words in the English-language introduction: "This work is particularly addressed to women. Its object, its tendency, its entire scope, all marks it with the special seal of our sex, whose mission and position are admirably described by one of the great writers of the present day, in those words at once so simple and so profound: "Charity in humility". Nor do I consider, that, by the present publication, I am overstepping the boundaries of that sphere. (...)". SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE LXI.