80/1706 World War II Lot of ±100 items 
= I.a. issues of De Wervelwind, De Vliegende Hollander and De Stormvlag, safe conduct passes for surrendering German soldiers, cyclostyled newsletters, ordinances (i.a. concerning the confiscation of bicycles), a postcard showing Hitler and Mussolini performing acrobatics and a group photograph showing members of the Nederlandsche Arbeidsdienst.
80 1707 Zischka A 
- Occas. trifle foxed. Dustwr. frayed; w. sm. hole. = Very rare complete copy with the dustwrapper.
80 1708 Achterberg G 
80 1709 Alastair Wedekind F 
- Binding sunned along spine; only a few portions of backstrip remaining.
80 1710 Alexeieff A Andersen H C 
- Some offsetting from plates. Slipcase partly sl. discoloured.
= One of the 995 copies reserved for L'Union Bibliophile de France, this copy unnumb. and not signed by the publisher, but with an EXTRA SUITE of the etchings. Monod 246.
80 1711 Alexeïeff A Hoffman E T A 
80 1711 Alexeïeff A Hoffman E T A 
80 1711 Alexeïeff A Hoffman E T A 
80 1711 Alexeïeff A Hoffman E T A 
- A few etchings from the extra suites sl. foxed.
= Monod 6054. One of 20 copies on Japon Nacré, containing 2 extra suites of the etchings (on Vieux Japon and Rives (with remarques)) but without the original copper plate called for in the colophon. The two suites in matching green leatherbacked wooden portfolio w. slipcase. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLIV.
80 1712 Allix S 
80 1712 Allix S 
80 1713 Allix S 
80 1713 Allix S 
= With accomp. fold. computer printed publisher's announcement, describing the work i.a. as follows: "What are the sights and sounds of paradise? This book suggests ideas of the physical surroundings, (as opposed to states of mind), that evoke a pleasurable and undemanding experience. Each section of the book is a separate proposal that is expressed through the shapes, textures and colours of the pages and the prints. (...) The words are brief; short lines found in Coleridge, a hymn, Kipling or Shakespeare (...)."
80 1714 Allix S 
80 1714 Allix S 
80 1715 Allix S 
80 1716 Allix S 
80 1716 Allix S 
= With a loosely inserted folding publisher's announcement for this work.
80 1717 Alma P 
- Without the envelope. Sl. foxed/ soiled. = Rare. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLV.
80 1718 AMO Claus H 
80 1718 AMO Claus H 
= This copy SIGNED but unnumbered, with a small SELFPORTRAIT in pencil below the preface.
80 1719 Andrews W L 
80 1719 Andrews W L 
- Bookplate on upper pastedown; Backcover sl. stained; foot of spine and lower outer corner rubbed.
= One of 10 copies printed on Japanese with AUTOGRAPH SIGNED DEDICATION to "Geo. H. Boughton" on 2nd blank. This copy also with an original watercolour on the halftitle by George H. Boughton (1833-1905, artist, illustrator and writer), monogrammed in pencil and with a loosely inserted short note reading: "P.S. My dear Mr Andrews, This is my belated signature to this drawing, [signed]". WITH a loosely inserted manuscript letter by the art dealer S.P. Avery to "My dear George Washington" (i.e. G.H. Boughton), writing i.a. about the Hutchinson sale (in 1892) and that he had sent in some orders for a number of Whistlers and a few books. He also expresses his disappointment that the catalogue does not list any descriptions of fine bindings "(...) and what became of his other Grolier books."
80 1720 Andrews W L 
80 1720 Andrews W L 
- Upper joint strengthened w. sm. strip (1 cm.) of paper. Spine-ends and corners sl. rubbed. A very fine copy in an attractive binding by T.J. Cobden-Sanderson.
= One of the first 15 numb. copies (this copy numb. "2"), containing proofs of three states of the copper engr. frontisp. showing the steamship Britannia. WITH a loosely inserted manuscript letter by George H. Boughton (1833-1905, artist, illustrator and writer) to the author ((4)p., pen and black ink, dated March 19th 95", printed letterhead of "West House (...)"). Mainly on the pleasure he had on hearing that Andrews had bought one of his drawings made for Rip van Winkle. He writes that, because the drawing was not signed, Andrews may cut out his signature to the letter and "stick [it] on a corner or even on the back of the drawing". Also writes that he has "not yet made the drawing for the Chas. Dickens volume, as - really - I cant get a good subject from the little book" and proceeds to ask Andrews which subject he would prefer of the two options that he suggests: "Boston ladies outside his [Dickens'] hotel waiting to shake hands with the gifted 'Boz' (...) or an extract from Dickens letter to Washington Irving about Wilkins sister (p.p. 35 & 36) (...)". Provenance: the author (engr. bookplate tipped in at front). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XLV.
80 1721 Appel K Andreus H 
80 1721 Appel K Andreus H 
- Contents sl. browned. Wr. irregularly faded. All illustrations (later?) col. by hand in felt-tip pen (by the artist?).
= Slagter 22.
80/1722 Appel K Geh durch den Spiegel Folge 29 
- Lacks the large fold. col. lithograph called for (the other large col. lithograph is used as dustwr. and the remaining two are loosely inserted). Otherwise a very fine copy.
= Comprises texts by A. Frénaud, Lucebert, R.W.D. Oxenaar and B. Schierbeek.
80 1723 Arethusa Pers Babel I 
80 1724 Arethusa Pers Blokland H 
80 1725 Arethusa Pers Capek K 
80 1725 Arethusa Pers Capek K 
80 1725 Arethusa Pers Capek K 
80 1725 Arethusa Pers Capek K 