- Lacks 2 lvs. w. 2 emblems (B10 and C1, emblems no. IX and XI); engr. title-p. reattached along inner margin due to broken upper hinge; crossed out contemp. owner's entry on title.
= Landwehr 813; Praz p.166. The authors are the "Rhetores Coll. Soc. Iesu Anverp."
- Catalogue entry mounted on first free endpaper. Remarkably fine copy.
= The rare first edition of this famous emblem book, enlarged with Van der Veen's popular songbook, with the cancel emblem (emblem XIV). The only edition in 4to format, all the reprints in 8vo size. Landwehr 842; Praz p.522-523; Hollstein XXIV,181; Scheurleer p.156. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CX.
- The cancel emblem XIV removed with sl. damage to the original emblem (= emblem IX); 3 libr. stamps in blank margins; a few occas. small stains. Joints occas. worn/ splitting; spine-ends dam.; corners worn.
= The rare first edition of this famous emblem book, enlarged with Van der Veen's popular songbook. The only edition to contain the captions to the emblems in French as well as in Dutch and the only edition in 4to format, all the reprints in 8vo size. Landwehr 842; Praz p.522-523; Hollstein XXIV,181; Scheurleer p.156. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXI.
- Several ills. sl. crudely (later) handcol.; sl. yellowed, stained and fingersoiled; lacks free endpapers. Binding rubbed and sl. worn; foot of spine chipped.
= Landwehr 851; Praz p.522-523.
Ripa, C. Iconologia, of uytbeeldinge des Verstands (...). Waar in Verscheiden afbeeldingen van Deugden, Ondeugden, Genegentheden, Menschlijcke Hertztochten (...). Een werck dat dienstigh is, allen Reedenaars, Poëten, Schilders, Beeldhouwers, Teyckenaars (...). Ibid., C. Danckerts, n.d. (2nd half 17th cent.), (6),288,(8)p., 16 plates w. 195 engr. emblems by ?, contemp. vellum, sm. 8vo.
- Lacks frontisp.; upper hinge (nearly) broken; lacks pastedowns; yellowed, stained and fingersoiled almost throughout.
= Landwehr 684. Rare edition, intended for young people with an interest in the art of drawing (according to the publisher's introduction).
- Light brown stain in lower blank inner margin from p.80 onwards (only sl. affecting the text, not the ills.); horizontal tear in final preliminary leaf of first work. Good/ fine copy.
= Landwehr 874; Praz 531. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXII.
- Occas. very vaguely foxed. Otherwise contents fine. Frontcover trifle stained.
= Landwehr 882; Schuytvlot 51. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXII.
- First work lacks title and 2 textlvs. (A-A2); 2nd work lacks 1 leaf/ emblem; 1 quire loosening; title w. sm. dam. spot and owners' entries; 4th work 1 text-p. w. large horizontal tear; first 3 works partly (sl.) waterstained in (blank) margin(s). Binding sl. soiled/ stained.
= Ad 1: Landwehr 892; Schuytvlot 56; Unger 87. Ad 2: Landwehr 883; Schuytvlot 52; Unger 78. Ad 3: Schuytvlot 62; Unger 101. Ad 4: Schuytvlot 774; Unger 98.
- Second work lacks 1 leaf w. 1st ill. Occas. trifle stained/ soiled. Binding sl. worn; backstrip and letterpiece sl. dam.
= Ad 1: Schuytvlot 57; Unger 89; Landwehr, Emblem Books 739. Ad 2: Schuytvlot 63; Unger 102.
AND 2 others, incl. a duplicate copy of the 2nd work (complete) and J. CATS, Thooneel vande mannelicke achtbaerheyt (The Hague, 1632, 3rd enl. corr. ed., woodcut title-vignette, 4 ½-page engr. ills., contemp. hcalf w. mor. letterpiece, 4to. Sl. wormholed).
- A few lvs. sl. dampstained along fore-edge. Spine-ends chipped.
= Landwehr 900; Praz p.537; Scheurleer, Nederlandsche liedboeken, p.95.
- Dampstained in upper blank margin. Sl. rubbed along extremities. Otherwise a good/ fine copy.
= Landwehr 903; Praz, p.539. Rare.
- Cancelstamp in blank margin title-p.; lacks leaf B4 and the greater part of leaves C2 and C3, incl. 1 engr. emblem; 1 leaf loose; otherwise contents (very) good. Sold w.a.f.
= The first edition of this famous songbook, meant to spread the glory of the prince of Zeeland, with contributions by 18 poets born or living in Zeeland (i.a. A. Roemers Visscher, J. Cats, A. Valerius, Ph. van Borssele, J. de Brune). The plates, belonging to the best of 17th cent. Dutch bookillustration, are of emblematic and folkloristic interest. Praz p.540; Scheurleer p.149; Meertens, Letterkundig leven in Zeeland, p.217-239; Franken, Van de Venne p.97; Hollstein, W. de Passe 58; Hollstein, C. van den Queborn 95; Hollstein, Serwouters 76; Hollstein, De Jode I, 120-135 (?); Hollstein, Van de Venne 446-455; Landwehr 588 mentions P. de Jode, C. van Queboren and A. Matham as engravers.
- Occas. trifle yellowed/ foxed; a few sm. waterstains.
= Van der Haar, Schatkamer E53. The map showing the land of Eden, located roughly in the Southern Caucasus and present day North-Western Iran.
- Lacks engraved title; title-p. and first textp. lack part in lower outer corner; one plate w. large repaired chip at inner upper corner; sl. browned/ foxed. Spine rubbed.
= A very miscellaneous and curious collection of recipes, methods and other kinds of DIY and how-to subjects, i.a. on the subjects husbandry, hunting, painting, gardening, fireworks, gastronomy and wood turning.
- Lacks the fold. armorial plate (not called for on the binder's instruction) and the portrait of T. Adrzn. Westphale, but with a fine extra large folding plan of Enkhuizen (taken from the edition of 1666); the two large fold. portraits w. closed tear in inner margin (1x into image). Backstrip dam.; covers and corners dam.
= The second and best edition. Nijhoff/ Van Hattum 46 and 47 ("Er bestaan exx. waarin het portret van Westphalen niet voorkomt (...) waarschijnlijk door het breken der plaat").
= Bibl. Belg. E763; Van der Haeghen I, p.40; Muller 571 (ed. 1654).
AND 1 other by the same: Moriae encomium. Cum G. Listrii Commentariis. Epistolae aliquot in fine additae. Leyden, J. Maire, 1648, 528p., contemp. overlapping vellum, 12mo.
- First few quires sl. waterstained. Vellum dustsoiled.
= Vander Haeghen p.124; Rahir 1997. Including the letters to M. Dorpius and Th. Morus.
- Lacks prize (cut out); occas. sl. foxed. Trifle worn at extremities. A good/ fine copy.
= Graesse II, p.495. Spoelder 5.
- Possibly lacks frontisp. or plate; sl. foxed.
= The first from a series of 24 works on gynaecology. From the library of professor Hector Treub, with his sm. bookplate on first free endpaper. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXII.
- Trifle yellowed/ foxed. Backstrip worn.
= Rare work dealing with cultural attitudes towards (the preservation of) virginity around the world.
- Lacks the 5 plates of the 2nd part; sl. yellowed.
= Lipperheide Bc6; Interesting monograph on footwear of antiquity, with plates showing sandals, boots, snowshoes, oriental shoes etc. and with numerous quotes from classical, biblical and legal sources.
- Occas. damp-/ waterstained and fingersoiled; lacks upper endpaper; old annot. and sm. hole in title-p. (w. loss of letters); a few leaves loosening. Leather dried; binding worn and spine-ends dam.
= The rare first edition. With an interesting contemp. manuscript copy of a 4-p. letter purportedly written by "Le Conseiller Fermanel" to the unidentified owner of the book, politely suggesting some points that need clarification, dated "Rouen 14. Juin 1669". Atabey 417: "This work is not an account of travels, but an accumulation of geographical, religious and social facts collected by Fauvel during his travels in the Levant in 1630 with Fermanel and Stochove." The copy contained in the Atabey collection has a different imprint ("Rouen, chez Iacques Herault, 1668") from our copy. Cf. Navari (ed. Rouen 1691). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXIII.