= With 2 loosely inserted etched portraits (of the author and artist) by F. Lodeizen, both signed and "VIII" in pencil.
Idem. Vier kroegmannen. Amst., Galerie Petit, 1975, (23) lvs., text printed in facsimile, ills. by W.D. KUIK (5 full-p.), printed in 250 numb. copies, signed by the author and the illustrator, loose in leaves as issued in orig. stiff paper portfolio, obl. 4to.
= With one (of 2) of the often lacking original lithographs by W.D. KUIK (signed and numb. in pencil).
Idem. De kostbare vaas. Een Russische vertelling geschreven in 1930. Amst., Chr. Heeneman, 1985, (7)p., 6 full-p. plates and 1 ill. by C. HEENEMAN, printed in 70 numb. copies (50) signed by the artist, orig. cl., 4to. - AND 4 others by the same, i.a. Keizer Karel had een hond (Westmaas/ Nieuwerkerk, 1998, ills., orig. cl., 4to) and De doos (n.pl., 1999, etched frontisp. portrait, orig. cl.).
- Calligraphed title on box sl. faded.
= With contributions by Kees Fens, Simon Carmiggelt (also under pseud. Karel Bralleput), Peter van Straaten and Peter Vos. Contains a facsimile by Carmiggelt and "Rapport behorende bij de brief van de jury voor de Staatsprijs voor Letterkunde P.C. Hooftprijs 1974". For the lithographs by P. VOS: PV-P-81-1 and PV-P-81-2.
AND 1 other: E. MAAS, Typografische weergave van Simon Carmiggelt (n.pl., 1989, title and 11 lvs. w. typographic compositions, loose as issued in orig. paper portfolio, folio).
- Two lvs. w. sm. blue ink stain in upper blank margin; occas. trifle foxed along the edges. A few tiny blue ink stains on covers. Overall a very good copy.
- Owner's entry on title-p. Wrappers loose, brittle and frayed.
= Rowell/ Wye 372 and ill. p.143; Apter-Gabriel 151 and p.62f: "Chagall also illustrated the title page of the short-lived monthly Shtrom, in which each letter of the title is a miniature in black and white of waves and a world turned upside down". Literary-artistic journal Shtrom ("Stream") was founded by the literary branch of the Jewish "Kultur-Lige". A total of 6 issues in 5 vols. was published between 1922 and 1924. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXI.
- Lacks first free endpaper.
Malory, T. Le morte d'Artur. Ed. Matthews, J. London, Cassell & Co., 2000, LXXIV,950p., num. col. and monochrome ills. by ANNE-MARIE FERGUSON, orig. cl. w. dustwr., 4to. - ADDED: Idem. Le morte d'Artur (London, 1929, ills. and col. plates by R. FLINT, orig. gilt cl.).
- Fine copy.
- Trifle foxed. Covers sl. rubbed; joints and spine-ends sl. worn.
= Very finely handcoloured illustrations of circus acts. Toole-Stott 444: "There are two issues in French, one in black and white, the other a delightful edition in colour (...). The illustrations by Jules Garnier, drawn from actual and painstaking studies of the artistes in action, capture the true spirit of the circus".
- Contents loose (as often); sl. yellowed. Wrappers sl. creased and worn at spine-ends; top of spine and backwr. sl. stained.
= Signed by the artist on the colophon. Cat. Balkema, Vijf Ponden Pers no.7; De Jong 72; Simoni B12.
= Cat. Balkema, Vijf Ponden Pers 16; De Jong 606.
Perk, J. Eene helle- en hemelvaart. Sonnettenkrans. N.pl. (Amst.), Vijf Ponden Pers (A.A. Balkema), (1943), (16)p., typography and orig. wr. by S.H. DE ROOS, printed in black and red by J.F. Duwaer en Zonen in the Meidoorntype in 55 copies (Cat. Balkema, Vijf Ponden Pers 8; De Jong 653). Van den vos Reynaerde. Ed. W.Gs. Hellinga. Ibid., idem, 1940 (= 1944), without pagination, printed in black and red in 200 numb. copies, typography by J. VAN KRIMPEN, orig. wr. (Cat. Balkema, A.A. Balkema 3; De Jong 836). - AND 4 others, i.a. HERAKLEITOS, Fragmenten ((ibid.), 1944, printed in 100 copies, orig. wr.) and BOËTHIUS, Van de vertroosting der wysheyd (ibid., 1945, orig. gilt hvellum).
- Partly slightly foxed. = Rare first edition.
- Slightly foxed.
= On the artist: Cf. Houfe, p.251 (1st Engl. ed., 1922); Horne p.146: "His work was definitely in the Beardsley tradition (...) exhibited a similar fascination with a decadent sexuality and tales of horror, producing highly decorated and textured work".
AND 2 others, i.a. DUIZEND EN ÉÉN NACHT, Arabische vertellingen. Dutch adapt. M.A.L.J. Cuypers. (Zeist, 1939, 49 tipped-in col. plates and orig. giltlettered cl. with mounted col. plate by E. DULAC, 4to).
- Joints weak; a few plates w. tears in blank margins. Cloth sl. soiled.
= Cf. Houfe, p.251 (1st Engl. ed., 1922); Horne p.146: "His work was definitely in the Beardsley tradition (...) exhibited a similar fascination with a decadent sexuality and tales of horror, producing highly decorated and textured work".
AND: M.A.L.J. CUYPERS (adapt.), Duizend en één nacht. Arabische vertellingen (Zeist, 1939, 50 col. mounted plates by E. DULAC, orig. giltlettered cl. w. mounted plate, 4to. Covers sl. soiled/ worn).
- Occasionally trifle/ sl. foxed. Spine sunned. = Steenson A2.e. Cf. Peppin & Mistlethwait, p.72.
- Later endpapers; w. owner's entry on first blank. Binding sl. worn along extremities; a few wormholes in upper joint.
= Peppin & Micklethwait, p.72.
= With text contributions by F. DE VREE, G. PICON, J. WALRAVENS, A. GOEMINNE, P. D'ARSCHOT and C. NOOTEBOOM.
Reve, G. and Mentzel, V. Slager Crolus Koopt Een Oude Viool. New York, Kunst Editions, 1997, 1st ed., 25,(2)p., 10 tipped-in photogr. plates by VINCENT MENTZEL, printed in 999 numb. copies SIGNED by the author and photographer (849), in leaves as issued in orig. cl. portfolio, 4to.
= Published on occasion of the 12½ year anniversary of JBR Organisatie-adviseurs.
Insingel, M. Gezichten. Gedichten. Haarlem, In de Knipscheer, 2000, introd. booklet by T. van Deel (11,(1)p.) and 66 lvs. (title, 63 poems, contents leaf and colophon), printed in 250 copies, loose as issued in orig. perspex box, square folio.
= One of 175 numb. and signed copies.
AND 4 others, i.a. an incomplete copy without wr. of J. BROUWERS, Zonder onderschriften (Antw., Ziggurat, 1980, 3 (of 4) signed etchings by R. WITTEVRONGEL, obl. folio. Lacks 19 textp. and 1 etching).
= The twelfth of the Clover Hill Editions. With prospectus loosely inserted. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXXI.