- Joints splitting at top of spine.
- Vol. 2 pagination starts at p.561. All vols. first and last lvs. (sl.) frayed; partly (sl.) stained/ foxed; vol. 1 and 2 wormholed throughout; vol. 3 w. owner's entry on htitle. Vol. 1 and 2 poor binding; vol. 1 backcover loose; vol. 1 and 2 upper joints split(ting).
= Vol. 1-3 (of 4) of the collected works of the English churchman Henry Hammond (1605-1660). DNB XXIV, p.242f.
- Sm. ticket on upper pastedown; occas. (sl.) yellowed.
= First edition of this epic poem on the legendary first king of the Frisians.
Haren, O.Z. van. De Geusen. Zwolle, S. Clement, 1771, (8),224,(1)p., warranted by the author, later hcl.
= With contemp. dedication on verso of the title-page: ''Dit exemplaar werd aangeboden aan den Heer Quintús, Fiseaal van 't Oldampt''.
- Without the 4th vol.; frontisp. in vol. 1 and a few plates loose(ning); occas. (sl.) yellowed (incl. some of the plates). Bindings sl. stained.
= De Backer/ Sommervogel IV, p.185f; Cordier BJ p.379; Alt-Japan-Kat. 647; Sabin 31115; Landis III, p.232. Containing the history of christening in i.a. Africa, Brazil, China, Florida. A large part of the work is devoted to the missions and martyrs in Japan and America. The plates depicting horrendous torturing, portraits of various saints, priests and natives.
- Occas. sl. waterstained/ foxed. Covers/ edges/ corners worn; vertical tear in backstrip.
= First vol. of the Tegenwoordige Staat der Vereenigde Nederlanden.
Zutphen, A. van. Aardrijks- en geschiedkundige beschrijving der provincie Utrecht. Gorinchem, J. van der Wal, 1820, IV,209[= 210]p., woodcut view on title, 1 fold. engr. map by H. VISSER, contemp. wr., sm. 8vo.
- Lacks the (3) woodcut plates. First free endpaper cut in half; lacks last free endpaper; occas. sl. foxed. Backstrip worn.
= Huiskamp Z74; The Children's World of Learning 2903.
ADDED: C.F. GELLERTS, Zedekundige lessen. Dutch transl. J. Lublink den Jongen (Amst., 1775, 2nd ed., engr. portrait of the author by J. HOUBRAKEN after S.F. DINGLINGERIN, title-vignette, contemp. hcalf w. mor. letterpiece).
- Very fine and clean copy.
= Provenance: 18th cent. annotation on verso of first blank reading: "Dit boek is mij present gedaan door de heer D.W. Verroten den 25 Maart 1763, en hebbe sijn Ed. daarvoor gegeven Supplementum Anatomicum, authore Philippo Verheijen Professore &c. [signed:] C.J. Bloijs." Also signed and dated by "D.W. Verroten 1760 16 8br." Mateboer 89; Buisman 773; Muller 29 (erroneously 6 plates); De Vries 18. The "prototype" of all Dutch arcadian novels, interspersed with many interesting articles on witchcraft, magic, Dutch history, East Indies, Dutch folklore etc.
- Bookplate on upper pastedown; otherwise fine.
= On the first edition of this hymn to Bacchus (publ. Leyden, 1615), see Oberlé, Fastes 1032: "(...) Heinsius semble avoir eu une tendresse particulière pour le dieu du vin car, déjà en 1610, il donnait une dissertation sur les Dionysiaques du grand poète grec de la décadence, Nonnos. Il est d'ailleurs probable qu'il ait tiré son hymne de Bacchus de cette collosale épopée." Part of D. Heinsius' Lof-sanck van Iesus Christus (...) ende zyne andere Nederduytse Poemata. Praz p.366; Landwehr 296; De Vries, Emblemata 32.
- Bindings sl. rubbed.
= Dutch transl. of Theron and Aspasio: Or, a Series of Dialogues and Letters, upon the Most Important and Interesting Subjects (1755).
- Occas. sl./ trifle yellowed/ stained; vol. 1 partly sl. wormholed (a few lvs. closed w. paper tape). Bindings sl. worn; corners showing.
= Dutch transl. of Theron and Aspasio: Or, a Series of Dialogues and Letters, upon the Most Important and Interesting Subjects (1755).
- Some minor foxing; some plates w. sl. offsetting. Covers/ backstrip trifle stained. Otherwise fine.
- Usual occas. browning/ foxing.
= Contains maps of i.a. Haarlemmermeer, Rijnland, Gooiland, Delftland, Schieland/ Krimperwaard, Amstelland and Kennemerland and (profile) views of i.a. Amstelveen, Amsterdam, Delft, Gouda, Haarlem, Rotterdam and The Hague. Apart from plans of all the large towns in Holland, a number of plans of smaller cities are included, incl. Enkhuizen, Geertruidenberg, Gorinchem, Hellevoetsluis, Medemblik, Purmerend, Schiedam and Schoonhoven. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XCVI.
- Occas. sl. waterst. in blank margin(s); upper margin of htitle repaired w. piece of paper, causing brown offsetting on first blank and on engr. title. Upper joint split and backstrip loosening; top of spine dam.
= Leendertz 1; Landwehr 323.
- Lacks 1 plate and first free endpaper. Htitle and a few textlvs. loose(ning); hinges weak; first part w. horizontal crease; partly stained in lower margin, occas. trifle foxed. Binding sl. stained; tear at top of spine; corners bumped.
= Leendertz 138.
- Occas. (sl.) yellowed/ (sl.) foxed; first title-p. cut sl. short in outer margin, doubled and somewhat browned. Spine-ends, upper joint and corners rubbed/ sl. worn.
= The rare first edition. Landwehr, R. de Hooghe as bookill. 95 (1738 and 1739); Hollstein 204-243. Fine caricatural etchings, alluding to contemporary events. "Deze in 40 afleveringen verschenen reeks vormt een zeer vroeg voorbeeld van zowel een geïllustreerde periodiek als een uiting van journalistieke spotprentkunst" (H. Slechte, Boekenwereld 5 (1988), p.16). SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XCV.
BOUND BEFORE: Scriverius, P. Het oude Goutsche Chronycxken van Hollandt, Zeelandt, Vrieslandt en Utrecht (...). Als mede met een byvoeghsel en toet-steen. Amst., J.H. Boom/ J. Pluymer/ C. Commelijn, 1663, (8),280p., engr. title, 36 full-length portraits by A. MATHAM.
= Fine portraits. Haitsma Mulier/ Van der Lem 436d; De Buck p.107-109; De Wind 412.
- A few plates strengthened (esp. on folds) w. paper on verso; plates partly trimmed to the borderline; occas. sl. fingersoiled. Spine-ends sl. worn; corners rubbed.
= Rare 8vo edition, with smaller plates than in the original French 4to edition of The Hague, 1673. Landwehr, R.d.H. as bookillustrator 30, note; Hollstein IX, 90-96.
- Occas. trifle yellowed and foxed.
AND a copy of the first edition of the same work but without the plates.
= Warranted by the author.
- Spine trifle rubbed; lower corners showing. Otherwise fine.
= Geerebaert CXXII, 36a; this ed. not in Schweiger.
WITH: Hoogvliet, A. Vervolg der Mengeldichten. Ibid., Ph. and J. Losel, 1753, (32),213,(3)p., large engr. title-vignette and fold. plate by J. PUNT, bound unif. w. the preceding.
- Sm. inkstain in blank outer margin (also affecting frontcover), not penetrating further than 1 cm.; traces of bookplate on upper pastedown.
Claudius, M. Liedjes. Dutch transl. by H. Tollens. Leeuw., G.T.N. Suringar, 1834, 2nd ed., VIII,112p., engr. title-p. by P. VELYN, 7 ills. by J.C. BENDORP after C. ROCHUSSEN, contemp. blindst. and gilt darkblue boards, a.e.g.
- Occas. trifle foxed, otherwise fine.
= Bound with title and dedic. leaf of a legal thesis by S. TAK before the engr. title.
AND 9 others, i.a. J. IMMERZEEL JR., Hugo van 't Woud (Rott., 1813, plates by J.C. BENDORP, contemp. gilt cl. One plate w. closed tear); W.J. HOFDIJK, Aeddon (...) (Delft, 1852, engr. plates by K.F. BOMBLED, orig. gilt cl. Lower corners and foot of spine sl. worn) and W.H. WARNSINCK BSZ, Lorenzo en Blanca (Amst., 1839, lithogr. plates after N. PIENEMAN, orig. boards).