- Tipped-in annots. by Van den Broek on upper pastedown; lacks one typespecimen; a few lvs. lack tiny part of blank margin. Boards sl. rubbed along extremities; foot of spine chipped.
= Updike 38ff; Lane/ Lommen 10/ 11; Birrell/ Garnett 71 (lacking the "Canon Hebreeuwsch"); Bigmore/ Wyman I, p.202; Ekama 556. The most important typespecimen printed in the Netherlands in the 18th century. Rare. Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXIV.
- Fine. = Lane/ Lommen 339.
Idem. Letterproef der lettergieterij "Amsterdam" voorheen N. Tetterode/ Spécimen général de la Fonderie "Amsterdam", successeur de N. Tetterode. Amst., Lettergieterij Amsterdam, n.d. (1920), XVI,136p., printed in various colours, orig. gilt and dec. cl. designed by S.H. DE ROOS, 4to.
- Fine. = Unnumbered copy (of an unspecified edition). Lane/ Lommen 335.
AND 4 others on J. Enschedé en Zonen and Alexandre A.M. Stols.
- Sl. foxed (worse at the beginning); portion cut from first blank. Frontcover sl. scratched.
= Lane/ Lommen 1285.
- Occas. sl. soiled/ used.
= I.a. Atlas, Nobel Antieken, Onyx/ Empire, Kleinkapitaaltjes, Rondo, Orator, Polka, Vette Annonce, Colombia and Beknopte Letterproef.
- Box sl. defective. = Rare.
AND 16 other typespecimens by various Dutch printing companies, ±1950-1990, i.a. Boom-Ruygrok N.V., Drukkerij Sigfried (Amsterdam), Jos. Neve (Amsterdam), Drukkerij Dico, Joh. Enschedé en Zonen and Drukkerij Meijer Wormerveer.
= Unique copy. Calligraphed on J.C. Winterink's 40th anniversary as director of the Wereld Bibliotheek. With loosely inserted carte-de-visite of H.D. Voss and E. Voss-Van Loo, with their manuscript congratulations to Mr. Winterink.
- Paper sl. browned and tiny tear along outer margins. = Art and Project Bulletin 44.
- Very fine.
= Rare publication showing two series of falls by the author: in the first Ader rolls from the rooftop of his home in California and in the second he is hurling himself on a bicycle into an Amsterdam canal. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXIV.
- Slightly browned.
= Art and Project Bulletin 89. Bas Jan Ader's last project, as he disappeared at sea while attempting to sail from the east coast of the United States to Europe.
= The "manual" that accompanied the artists' book American Bricolage, publ. on occasion of the exhibition with the same title. With AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION, dated "25 Décember 2000".
Magnus, C. Space Flight Log. Lund, Skanska Konstmuseum, 1967, flyer (49x4 cm.) and fold. exhib. catalogue, both rolled and kept together in orig perspec cylinder and board box (4x4x5 cm.). - AND 5 other small publications incl. 1 duplicate. - ADDED: 10 copies of M. HENDRIKS, Juxtapose (Velp, 1979, photogr. ills., orig. wr., obl. 12mo).
- Fine. = Catalogue raisonné.
= Two of the 4 issues that were published by Woody van Amen, especially the first issue is rare. Provenance: the collection of Kees Broos and Liesbeth Brandt Corstius.
= With AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION "An Johan Souverein (...)" and an ORIG. DRAWING in col. pencil on title-p.
AND 1 other: JIŘÍ ANDERLE. Werkverzeichnis der Graphik ab Nummer 301 (Stuttg., n.d., (col.) ills., orig. ringbinder).
- Mint.
= One of 190 numb. copies (150) of the DELUXE edition signed by the artist, with an ORIGINAL COLOUR LITHOGRAPH bound in, signed "Appel" and "71/150" in pencil.
- (Slightly) foxed throughout.
Capart, J. and Werbrouck, M. Thèbes. La gloire d'un grand passé. Brussels, Vromant & Co., 1925, 362,(1)p., 257 (full-p.) photogr. ills., contemp. giltlettered hmor., orig. frontwr. pres., folio.
- Dedication on first blank; 2 lvs. stained in lower blank corner.
AND 3 others, all in nice bindings, i.a. P. PARIS and G. ROQUES, Lexique des Antiquités Grecques (Paris, 1909, ills., contemp. gilt hmor.).
- Sl. foxed, mostly towards beginning and end. Spine pasted over w. translucent tape/ plastic; extremities rubbed.
= Very rare publication/ offprint by one of the founders of the later Deutsches archäologisches Institut. The Instituto Corrispondenza Archeologica or Institut für archäologisches Korrespondenz (Institute for Archaeological Correspondence) was established in 1829. In 1831 Gerhard published his "Rapporto intorno i vasi volcenti" in the Annali dellIstituto. Gerhard describes the Etruscan excavations at Vulci first-hand and suggests the grouping of the four major vase types of Greek painted vases.