- Bookplate on upper pastedown. Extremities sl. rubbed. A fine, attractively bound copy.
= Famous mystification, ascribed to Regnerus de Graaf, engraver from Haarlem.
- Partly sl. waterst. (incl. title-p.); sl. fingersoiled; bookplate on verso frontwr.
= Klaversma/ Hannema 789; Knuttel 17880.
Korte Schets der tegenwoordige Beroerten in de Vereenigde Nederlanden, over het Afschaffen der Pachteryen, Vornaamlyk in de Provincien van Groningen, Vriesland, Holland en Utrecht (...). N.pl., "Gedrukt voor den Uitgever. En te bekomen te Groningen by Barlinkhof, (...)", 1748, 1st ed., (4),104,52p., fold. engr. plan of Dam Square, contemp. wr.
- Plan loose; occas. trifle foxed; bookplate on verso frontwr. Backstrip dam./ partly lacking; wr. worn.
= Knuttel 17961. Both works on the peasant uprisings ('Pachtersoproer') in the 18th-century Dutch Republic, caused by the dissatisfaction with the system of commercial tax-collection.
- Bookplate on upper pastedown; vellum dam. at lower corner backcover. Otherwise fine.
- Most plates sl. browned; one vol. partly waterstained. Bindings sl. soiled.
- Some occas. mouldy specks, mainly in blank margins. Backstrips sl. rubbed; paper over covers chafed/ dam.
= Large paper copy.
- Occas. waterstained, mostly in blank upper margin, but also affecting about 5 double-p. plates; occas. sl. foxed; lower outer blank corner of one leaf in vol. 2 restored.
= Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 110-l; Klaversma/ Hannema 816-818; Van Eeghen/ Van der Kellen 474. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXXII.
WITH (in uniform binding): Le Clercq, P. Geschiedenissen der Vereenigde Nederlanden (...) Om tot een Vervolg te dienen op de Geschiedenissen der Vereenigde Nederlanden van den Heere Jean Le Clerc. Ibid., D. onder de Linden, 1753, (4),XXXVIII,(6),398p., engr. frontisp., title-vignette, dedication leaf, 2 fold. maps, 1 double-p. plate and 4 portraits.
- A few leaves browned.
= The rare supplement by Pieter Le Clercq. Klaversma/ Hannema 820; Van Eeghen/ Van der Kellen 474.
- Lacks 38 plates and 11 portraits. Vol. 2 sl. stained in lower margin. Bindings sl. stained; vol. 1 backstrip dam.; joints starting. Solf w.a.f.
= Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 110-l; Klaversma/ Hannema 816-818; Van Eeghen/ Van der Kellen 474.
- Both title-p. w. some annots. in col. pencil in blank margins; partly sl. yellowed/ browned; vol. 2 w. some waterstains in upper blank margin. Vol. 1 upper joint dam./ splitting; lacks ties.
= Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 382: "Op de titelpagina's van zijn werk staat Le Petit vermeld als griffier van Béthune, in Artesië. Hij was calvinist en enige jaren in dienst van Oranje, wiens Anjou-politiek hij verdedigde. Na de Franse furie nam hij ontslag. Van 1595-1598 was hij notaris in Middelburg." Hollstein 73-128.
- Yellowed. Spine-ends chipped; worn along extremities; calf over covers very dry.
= Ebert 12250; Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 311d.
- The plates only, without frontisp. and textlvs., in nice slipcase, giltlettered "Costumes de Hollande/ Maaskamp/ 1814". One plate w. sm. hole, affecting engr. caption; sl. soiled in margins; otherwise very fine.
= Colas 1368; Lipperheide Gb42; Hiler p.557: "Plates are copies, reduced in size, of the engravings in his Afbeeldingen" (Amst., ±1811). Depicts costumes i.a. of Zeist, Schokland, Molkwerum, Leeuwarden, Schouwen, Marken, Katwijk and Volendam. With bookplate of William H. Woodin (Secretary of Treasury under Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933).
- Partly waterstained; hinges weak; some offsetting from the handcolouring of the maps. Binding worn; joints split(ting).
- Owner's entries on first free endpaper; bookplate on upper pastedown; turn-ins loosening.
= Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 328a; Dekkers p.112, 10; Camus 871; De Buck 7114; Van Heynsbergen p.94f. Two plates show officials and militia of the city of Utrecht, with resp. the banner and the coat of arms of Utrecht.
Idem. De jure gladii tractatus et de toparchis qui exercent id in diocesi Ultrajectina. Leyden, J. Kellenaar, 1689, (16),704,(8)p., engr. title-vignette showing Charles V, contemp. calf w. gilt spine and mor. letterpiece, 4to.
- Spine-ends chipped; rubbed along extremities. = Dekkers p.112, 11; De Buck 6891.
- As often without the 20 heraldic plates; sl. yellowed; pastedowns browned at turn-ins. All vols. lack letterpiece; joints starting/ splitting.
= Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 328e; De Buck 1393. Extensive and important collection of medieval and later chronicles, letters, travel journals, mainly in Dutch, otherwise in Latin.
- As often without the 20 heraldic plates and the portrait; all vols. owner's stamp on first free endpaper; (sl.) browned/ foxed throughout.
= Large paper copies. Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 328e; De Buck 1393. Extensive and important collection of medieval and later chronicles, letters, travel journals, mainly in Dutch, otherwise in Latin.
- Lvs. browned; a few lvs. w. dam. lower outer corners, not affecting the text; faint library stamp on title and stronger one on last p.; owner's stamp on first free endpaper.
= The 4to edition, published during the author's lifetime (he died in 1612). First volume only, up to the year 1598. The second part describes the years between 1598 and 1611. It was published in the same year under the title Belgische Ofte Nederlantsche Oorlogen ende Gheschiedenissen Beginnende van t'Iaer 1598 tot 1611. mede vervatende enighe haerder gebueren handelinghe. (w. the printer's name of H. Van Loven and the fake printer's address Schotland, buyten Danswijck). Extremely rare early edition. Haitsma Mulier no. 333, p.286.
- Some sl. occas. foxing; first few lvs. vaguely waterstained in upper margin. Top of spine dam.; boards sl. worn along extremities.
= Knuttel 19024 (cf. Knuttel 19023, 18988 and 18989); Van Doorninck/ De Kempenaer 2592. Published in the same year as the first ed. From the title-p.: 'Waarby gevoegd is ene wederlegging van Paulus Dortsma, die in zyne Voorreden van de twee delen, waarin de Rhytmus Monachicus onderzogt word, zig had onderwonden dit Werkje, op ene snode wyze, te beoordeelen.'
- All vols. bookplate on verso frontcover. Backstrips sl. worn; letterpieces partly loosening/ lacking.
= Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 376b.
- Hinges sl. weak. Upper joint splitting; backstrip lacks portion at spine-ends; covers worn.
= The rare first edition. De Wind p. 451; Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 380a.
- Some plates loose(ning); 1 plate sl. dam. (tear); sl. foxed (a few plates worse). Vellum soiled; backstrip loosening.
= Remarkable copy: list of contents ((8)p.), general title, introduction ((5)p.) and captions to the plates in contemp. (neat) manuscript, the captions occas. sl. varying from the engr. captions of the first ed. of 1725. Possibly this is the printer's copy, used for one of the various issues of the (desirable) first edition (which has the views with accomp. text printed on one side only). Contrary to the first ed. of 1725, our copy has no translations of the captions in German, French and English, but the engr. divisional titles are the same as those of the 1725 ed. Tiele 891. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE CXXXII.
- Not collated but apparently complete; sold w.a.f. Bookblock loose; waterst. Binding badly dam.
= Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 396a; De Buck 2299.
(Haemstede, A.C. van). Geschiedenis der martelaren, die om de getuigenis der evangelische waarheid hun bloed gestort hebben (...) niet alleen in de Nederlanden, maar ook in Frankrijk, Engeland (...). Arnh., J.W. and C.F. Swaan, 1868, new ed., VIII,(4),8,1119,(1)p., lithogr. frontisp., ±150 lithogr. plates, contemp. gilt calf, folio.
- First part sl. frayed (1 plate w. large tears); sl. fingersoiled (mostly in blank margin). Joints starting; covers scratched.
= Pijper, Martelaarsboeken, p.34ff.