- Both agetoned; trimmed 5 mm. outside the platemark. = Hollstein 1 and 2, both 1st state of 2. First print is the title print of the series.
AND 2 other etchings, both fine contemporary impressions: Grazing Horse by Adriaen VAN DE VELDE (Hollstein 7) and Reclining cow and calf by Karel DUJARDIN (Hollstein 3).
= Hollstein 20, 1st state of 2, before the borderline. With the collector's marks of Wilhelm Graf von Lepell (1755-1826) (Lugt 1672) and the Kupferstichkabinett of the Berlin Staatlicher Museen (Lugt 1633 and 2398 (Doublettes)). And annot. or manuscript mark "K.N. 24" in pencil.
Idem. Landscape with two trees. Etching, 3,3x4,8 cm. (platemark).
- Collector's mark of Van Nagler shining through.
= Hollstein 18, 2nd state of 2, with the borderline. With the same collector's marks of the Kupferstichkabinett as above and of Karl von Nagler (1770-1846) (Lugt 2529). And annot. or manuscript mark "K.N. 22" in pencil.
= Very rare etching by the German lawyer and amateur botanist and artist Von Laffert. Vollmer mentioning this print in Allgemeines Lexicon (...). Leipzig 1928, p.205.
Weirotter, Franz Edmund (1730-1771). (People sitting in front of their farms at dusk). Etching and mezzotint, 13,2x19,6 cm., signed "F.E. Weirotter fecit" in the plate.
- Margins cut a few mm. outside the image.
AND 12 other etchings, all landscape views, i.a. by Jacques Philippe HACKERT and Christian Ludwig VON HAGEDORN.
= Second state of 3, before the address of G. Valck. Roy G. 84-2; Hollstein 81.
AND 1 other by the same: The Abduction of Europa (Roy G. 103, 1st state of 2; Hollstein 17).
- Old restored horizontal fold and 2 unobtrusively restored tears. = Hollstein 37.
- Mostly fine.
= Showing mostly landscapes and or people in rural environments, i.a. by Ernst Willem Jan BAGELAAR, Leendert OVERBEEK, Jan Frederik VAN DEVENTER, Nicolaas Jan VISSCHER and Paul VAN LIENDER.
= Rare. From a series of 12 well-known Amsterdam handicapped beggars, i.a. Flip.
Scheyndel, Gillis van (act. 1622-1654). Genre subjects (Ian hagels Compagnie). Lot of 4 (of 32) etchings, each 5,5x4,5 cm. (platemark), numb. "12", "24", "26" and "27".
- Sl. agetoned; ample margins.
= Scarce. Edition by Frederik de Wit (±1670). Hollstein 33, 45, 47 and 48, 3rd state of 3 (w. the names and the numbers).
- Trimmed just outside/ on/ just within the borderline; vague remnants of red chalk. Fine impression.
= Inventaire du Fonds Français 84. In the style of Guido Reni. With the collector's mark of Thomas Clutterbuck (1775-1837) (Lugt 2424) in upper left corner recto. Rare.
- Poor copy, lacks sections of lower left, right and upper right corner and in centre lower part, partly redrawn; soiled; cut to the image; laid down. Sold w.a.f.
= New Hollstein 137, 1st or 3rd state. With the collector's marks of Friedrich August of Saxony (Lugt 971 on recto and 972 and 780a on verso) and unidentified collector's mark ("H" within circle).
AND 3 sm. others after the same: copies of Paul (cf. NH 88, in reverse), Christ (cf. NH 86) and The Virgin with Child in the niche (NH 81, copy in reverse and without the niche).
- Trimmed to/ just within the image, w. a few tiny chips in the edge; grey impression w. sl. loss of details; sl. agetoned w. a few foxed spots.
= Hollstein 101 (b, grey impressions, with minor scratches).
- A sm. square section on the rock below the seated man worn away(?); trimmed just within the image (< 1 mm.) along the upper edge, otherwise trimmed just outside the platemark; sl. soiled, i.a. a few dust spots; paper flaw in upper right corner; paper remnant along right edge on verso.
= New Hollstein 148 (b (w. a few scratches and spots) or c). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XCV.
- Trimmed on or just within the borderline; lower left corner lacks tiny portion; closed hole in upper right corner.
= New Hollstein 123 b or c, probably a 17th century impression. With the collector's mark of Richard Fisher (1809-1890) (Lugt 2204). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XCV.
- Cut a few mm. outside the platemark.
= Copy after Hollstein 100. Probably Hollstein 100, copy a (in the manner of Jan Muller).
Suavius, Lambertus (±1510-±1575). Saint Paul, writing on a tablet, in front of a niche. Engraving, 17,1x11,7 cm.
- Cut to the image; printed on thin wove (?) paper; paper w. a few weak spots. = Hollstein 24. Rare.
AND 1 other engraving after Albrecht DÜRER.
- Mediocre copy. Foxed; new margins; dam. spot (silverfish?) in left margin (touching the image), in right blank margin and in lower right corner (just touching letter).
= Hollstein 34, the 3rd state (of 4).
- Some grey, weakly printed areas, i.a. in the face and in the lower left corner; paper agetoned.
= Hollstein 63, 2nd state of 3; state after the 2nd state as noted by the Rijksmuseum, but before the heavily reworked 3rd state (as noted by the British Museum, part of the series Diverse Tronikens, cf. B.M. S.96).
- Trimmed to the borderline, cutting off the Roman numbers in the upper margin; tipped onto mounts; no.4, 9 and 10 w. dam./ chipped corners; a few other sm. unobtrusive defects.
= Showing four scenes of the various stages in the life of men, in this case at 40, 60, 90 and 100 years old. Hollstein 204, 206, 209 and 210. Rare.
- Trimmed a few mm. outside the platemark, corners of the leaf rounded.
= Nineteenth century impression on velin paper. Mannocci 19, state 7 (of 7).
Idem. Scene des brigands (Landscape with brigands). Etching, 12,6x19,7 cm., w. "Claudius in sup. P" vaguely engr. below the image.
- Trimmed a few mm. outside the platemark.
= Nineteenth century impression. Mannocci 11, 9th and final state; Robert-Dumesnil 12.
- Each w. defects: pinholes, trimmed margins; restored corner; cut off lower margin w. loss of title.
= Comprising i.a. Jan Verkolje, A Spaniel (Hollstein 19, 2nd state of 2) and Wallerand Vaillant, (A boy writing at a desk) (w. 2 unidentified collection marks on verso).