- Cut on/ just inside (±2 mm) the borderline; trifle foxed along caption.
= Rare. F.M. 3698b: "Latere uitgave van Schenk van oudere platen welligt (...) door [Matthijs] Pool [1670-1732] gegraveerd."
AND 2 other engravings w. animals, i.a. by Arthur VOLKMANN.
= Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek.
= Sliggers/ Van der Steur, Portretten van 100jarigen, portret b.
Noorde, Cornelis van (1731-1795). "Jacob de Bucquoy". Etching, 18,1x12,5 cm., signed "C.V. Noorde fecit 1758" and titled in the plate.
= Jacob de Bucqouy was a surveyor and map maker.
AND 6 engravings of famous Haarlemmers (18th/ 19th cent.), i.a. of Nicolaas Beets, Tako Jelgersma, Nicolaas van der Laan and Petrus Scriverius.
= Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek.
= The brothers De Coligny: cardinal Odet, admiral Gaspard (father-in-law of William of Orange) and general François. Formerly attributed to the Wierix Brothers. Copy after Robert-Dumesnil 5 (1579). Hollstein Dutch (Wierix rejects) R41, 3rd state; Van Someren 1158.
- Yellowed/ foxing; creased along flattened middle fold (strengthened on verso); some small marginal tears.
= The famous double-portrait of Gerard Mercator and Jodocus Hondius. It was engraved by Coletta Hondius (born Van der Keere), in tribute to her late husband, who had died in 1612, and appeared in the Mercator/ Hondius atlas from 1613 onwards. Van der Krogt/ Koeman I, p.34-35.
- Lacks title-p. and 9 portraits; first portrait partly sl. crudely handcol.; one portrait w. closed tear; sl. stained and fingersoiled. Binding stained.
= A rare series of portraits of the delegates participating in the negotiations for the Peace of Westphalia. Van Someren 186.
- Both trimmed to/ just inside the plate mark. = F.M. portretten 1575a and 1591a. Rarely found together.
= Sliggers/ Van der Steur, Portretten van 100jarigen, portret c and e. Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek.
- Hollstein 4 trimmed just outside the borderline and sl. soiled: Hollstein 7 trimmed outside the platemark.
= Hollstein 4 and 7, 2nd (or 3rd) state of 3. Three of the four with the collector's stamp of Albert Pieter van den Briel (1881-1971) (Lugt 407a); Hollstein 4 also with the manuscript collector's mark of Naudet (dated 1818) (Lugt 1937).
- Previously folded, w. the fold still visible; cut just outside the platemark.
= On 17th century laid paper with what appears to be a foolscap watermark. Hollstein 12, 2nd state (of 3), with the plate-edge still uneven and marked at the foot.
- Each trimmed 2-5 mm. outside border line.
= The Frisian horse (Hollstein 9, 3rd state (of 3), the tail lengthened. Without watermark); The neighing horse (Hollstein 10, 2nd state (of 2), with the rework of the foreground and church in background. Without watermark, The cropped horse (Hollstein 11, 3rd state (of 3), the tail made thinner. Unidentified watermark); The plough horses (Hollstein 12, 2nd state (of 3). Without watermark); The worn-out horse (Hollstein 13, 2nd state (of 2)). Provenance: the collection A.M. van den Broek, one w. his collector's mark on verso. Each w. collector's mark "KS" on verso (not in Lugt).
- Sl. grey impression, but otherwise fine.
= On 17th century laid paper withwatermark showing crowned coat of arms of Amsterdam. Hollstein 15, 5th state, without address, date and number.
- Top w. a few vague waterstains.